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Tanners Condition

Nav EoRS, July lt-Ur. Tanner Is
E,,rc cheerful and not quite so weak 10,
hy. Ills pulse il ~, temperature ~
Ii' ani respiration IL. At noon no was
sr,.hcl, registering i32 pounds iie
t,, list a1i pounds since commencing
Us last. Tie drank water frequently
iyrug the morning.
Nav NoSK, July ll,-pr. Tanner
,',,l keeps up hls fast. To day he drank
a oancrs IL water and weighed lSil
Iluud, hring an increase OF O. pounds
'urc morning, HIS pulse Is "; tenn
Prrturr YS, respiration II. lie drove
m Central PARK, AMI returned feeiinS :
Sci The doctors think hun good ior
,'Ue time Yet, no alarming symptoms
1r,Us discovered.
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AT GRAMMERCY PARK.
Address OF eI.uovsrnor Stevenson aud
the Reply Of Mr. ridden.

the hoply OF mr, lllueh-
On reaching Tlden's residence,
Grammercy Park, the members were re-
celyed by Henry Tllden, the ex.Gov-
ernor's brother, Senator Herman, Au.
gustus Schcil aud Others. When Mr..
TiIden appeared, looking unusually
well, tx Governor Stevenson addressed
hun as toloxs:
The convention assembled at Cincin.
natl nominated Tor President aud Vice
President General W. :. Hancock and
William II. English The committee
charged with the duty OF informing
these eminent statesmen ot the high
trust which had been rendered them aud
which they have accepted, would have
but halt performed ther duty II they
lid not come aud pay homage Ia him
who, by large majority, was elected
four years ago. Your noble seli.derial
in laying down all your claims to the
exalted office ot President Of the United
States, because you didn't desire a civil
war, does not take in any way from
vour noble and strait forward character
There 10 still another act Of patriotic
self denial on record in your tavor, and
thai is, relinquishing all just claims
which you had on the people OF the
country for the second term. For these
acts Of seli-denisl and patriotism the
Democracy Of the United States pray To
the Almighty Power that your life may
bee prolonged Tor many, very many,
years; more particularly that you may
live To see the country and its Constitu-
tional Government, relieved from many
membranes heaped upon them,
as we'll rs Q rectiheation OF one
OF the basest frauds perpetrated
upon the people by the overwhelming
defeat next November of the Republican
party. speak not only the voice Of
this committee but the voice OF the
Democratic party throughout this broad
land, who unite in paying you homage
simply because OF your patriotism, vir-
tue aud exalted st&tesmanship. We
know that the country and its constitu-
ton would have been ~ safely guarded
by you - by Msdison, Jefierson or
Jackson, had you been installed Presi-
dealt s-.6 &E Ew
The spsaksr here rcd the rssolution
In rslsssnce TO Mr.. hlden passsd BY the
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prntty We'll Carved Up.

KluosHA, Wis, July li.-Chancev
Schenzlera, a half crazy pauper IN the
moor house near this city, assaulted
samuel Waller, last night, With 4 knife,
infllcting fatal wounds. They were both
over 20 years Of age and had had various
disputes. There was terrible struggle
between them in the dark attic where
they met. Waller had one eye cut en-
,irely out and twenty three gsshes IN
his holy.
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THE JULY THAW.
iiow Old Sol is Pouring Down
His RAYS.

NEw IoEG, July There has been
~ deaths here in th, past "a hours, ol
which "A were children under one year,
and mostly from the effects Ot heat.
Fnur fatal cases Of sunstroke were re-
r,rIed this afternoon. ThermomcterO,
Th,rtssn Deaths from sunstroke At Chit
cago.
CaIc,Go, July li-There were over
- cases nf sunstroks Yesterday, accord,
iu,t, reports received last evening and
TINS morning thirteen ot them proven
LTD Weather much cooler to-day.
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scHuRz's W ESTEEM TOUR.
HIS Novel Proposition In Regard To the
national Park Indian Assneiss 70 %


Examiner.
WASHINGTON, July li.-secretary
SchuTg will vary the monotony oil inoi.
am INSPECTIONS on his trip to the West
tins summer by making study oi !he
National Park with view to carving
ont certain improvements which he has
in mind, lie proposes 10 have set apart
a norton OF the Park for q game reservs
in which may be kept specimens oi MI
ths larysr game oi this continent Win
land Sufficient for them 10 roam over
and AZ near as may be with all the car
snms,ances which surround them IN
,hs,r native state. he believes that
~i,hout some efforts in this direction
asny specimens OF native American
mammaIia will become extinct ~ithin
the next half century.
ore mart of his mission among TIE
I,Jians will be to devise means to taAe
csre Of Sitting Bulls savases, who are
now coming IN daily in squads snrren,
derinr at Upper Missouri pos;a III these zee
nos,s are already overcrowded with IN.
5isns. The Secretary vih sxsnme
vsrious agencies with . visv 70 dsser-
mins vhSrs they caa bsss D. ioOassa.
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ABLY bbI MIA
Notes From King Johns Land.

Notes From King Johns Land.
CaIRo, July 1.-THE report is incor.
rect that a treaty has been conc. .uded
between Egypt and Abyssinia.
Naib Mahomet, bearer OF letter from
Queen Victoria to King John, has re-.
turned here. lie reports he Was well
received. The King informed him that
he WAS desirous Of friendly relations
with Egypt.
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A Fool Onue More.

For ten years my wife Was confined 70
bsr bsd with such q complication oil ALL
msn,s that no doctor could tell what was
,hs matter or cure her, and l used up. .
small fortune in humbug stun. sin
monibs 400 | saw L. S. flag with Hop
Bitiers on IL, and thought would be
a ,ooI once more. ! tried II, but my
folly proved to be wisdom. Two oc'.,es bottles
cured her, she IL uow % we'll anu suons
~ sny nant vile. asd u cost ne on.y
tvo doliara saeh folly pegA-h W.
Darod kaA I aA ~ %e#ea
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onHERAL WARRINGTON DIE
PATCH Ds.
pss,h ofs Di.tinsu,shed Boldisr

DEAN OF DtSun9utsneu ootoisf
WAsHISaroS, July l&.--Hon. John A.
Campbell, at one time Governor OF wy
oming, aud later Third Assistant Secre-
tary Of State, died at his residence here,
this morning. lie served with distinc..
ton in the Army Of the Cumberland
from the first days Of the war until the
close. Tie Was one OF its best known
staB officers, having acted as General
Schotield's Adjutant General during the
closing year Of the war.
without Foundation.
wAsuiSGroS, July lI.-The War De-
partment Ia in receipt ot Information
that ths sensational reports about the
invasion oi Indian Territory are with
out foundation.
How HAyes Wiil spend the summer.
WAsnisaroS, July li.-President
Hayes will not go west this week, as re-
ported, but will remain here till the
middle Of August. lie proposes to pass
u couple Of weeks in Ohio. and attend
the reunion of his old regiment on the
first 0f September. after which no will
make u visit to the Pacific coast.
Asturns Coming In Rapidly,
WAsuIsGToS, July li.--The census
returns from the several States are now
being forwarded rapidly to the suPerin-
tendent of the Censusin this city. Gen.
Walker thinks that the present census,
IN all respects, Is much better and more
accurate than the last. and that the
growth and development of the North
wpstprn Statps M ,lisclassal hv the fig
ures will be- surprising. II is not
thought that the South has gained, save
IA Texas, aud the increase in that State
will be shown to be largely due to migra
ton from other Southern States into u.
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RUSSIA.
The Position of Austria.

~. PrrERsBr NO, July 1.-THE I'efhtr
Lloyd, in an evidently inspired editorial,
says: Austria will not permit the inter.
yention OF any single power in securing
the Greek award. nor any departure
from the conservative spirit Of the treaty
OF Berlin. and in this attitude she has
the support OF Germany.
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Ths Day Phsy Cslsbrate.

Nkw YoRK, July 1.-The French fri
gate lying in harbor here Is gayly deco.
rated with flags in honor OF the National
Fete day OF France. At noon she hred
q National salute which was responded
to by batteries at Governors Island.
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RAILsoAp Bosns-lrregular.

RAILROAD bONne-IrreHulaT.
srArs BoSps-pull.
Srocxs-The market was strong at the
opening and prices advanced ltsl psr
cent. About noon the market became
depressed aud continued irregular dur.
ing the afternoon, the final dealings
showing q decline oi 10 "A per cent. In
tho general list and 2 per cent, In the
Nashville and Chattanooga. The krle.
Western Union, tho Grangers and the
coal shArrs were prominent In the edown.
ward movement. The railroad traffic
returns for the month Of Juns, the firet
si> months Of the year and the hTst week
In July continue to pour 10, and In every
instance shows handeome gains over the
corresp spondiny perio,s Of last year. The
Secretary ot tho Treasury did not pur.
chase any bonds Tor the sinking fund
To day. The stock market tluctuatcsl IN
proportion ~ the news CONCERNING the
Western crops Was favorable or oiher-
vie. The officials ot the Grand Trunk
Of Canada report good progrcss in their
efforts for an independent limo Ia Chi
cago.
The transactions on the Stock kS.
change aggregated 10000 shares. ot
which i2, 900 were Delaware, Iackawans
and Western, g. 90 Ere, 1900 NJ. Joe,
I 100 Iron Mountain. u. .tO1 Kansas aud
Teyas, 1900 Lake shore. llOD North.
western, 1000 New jersey Central, 4, tU0
Ohio aud Mississippi, 1000 Pacific Mail.
3.SN ~. Paul, 100 Wsbash Pacific. 81
OOo Western Union AMI $50 New YORK
Central
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The Western NAH Association,

rur,sU RGH July IL The Western
'hi Association met to day aud declded
@'eaIhrm the action ot May IL, isSo,
va hKlng the card rate at IS 20 per sss
=, lO poands, subject to the usual ais-
eJant.
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Drowned at Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CRY, N. Joseph Win
koop, ased ten, soa Of Henry Wincoop,
Of Philadelphia, and IN unkuoWn color
cd man, were drowned this morn ~,
the lsttsr losins his LIE in the sdort TO
rescue young Winkoop.
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TURKEY.
Moro Definite Ins,ruo,ions Asked 70

Hore DshhIts InstruuVoHs NSksu EV''
CoNsrASIlsoPLE, July 1.-THE several
Ambassadors have asked their respect.
i've governments for more precise IN
structions, and the presentation OF the
collective note Ia the Porte fas been
noslpnnel
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LIv n sTOUK.
Essl lApsrty.

EAr L,ssErv, July li.--Oattls-Rs.
ceipis to-day t87 head Of through asd
h22 head of yard stock; total Tor two
isys l,l56 head Of through and ,O48
head Of local. business to-day has been
active and everything sold out at lar
prices, but shade of from yesterday.
The arrivals to-day were mostly gopi,
and were rasdily disposed of best ship.
ping stesrs - S5Ca5 10; fair Ia good
butchers ~ 30tDt -, common and
livht butchers 81 $500 20; feeders and
stockers 81 WIGa3 "a; bulls and lat cows
az 25(u3 75. sales to-day Az head; To-
tai for three days so head.
Hogs Receipts 10 day 60 head
total Tor two days 2,0lb head: Philadrl.
phias ~ sN,ei ~; Workers " bH9
40.
Sheep Receipts to-day vOo head;
total for two days $3.50 head. selling
At 81 25(di IS, extra $500.
UnioAao.
OHIcAao, July 1.-THE D-ossvs Jour
nal reports hog receipts ~ ,OOO head
shipnents I, 900 head. Market opened
strong aud closed BOO lower common
To- good mixed pack ing 81 1904 40; light
81 45Cpi 10; choice heavy ~ 1904 W,
several lots selected ~ D5Cab M.
Cattle Receipts i,sO0 head; ship.
ments |, 200 head; gooI active trade snd
Rrmer; common 10 fair shipping " ~,
voo.i 10 choice ~ 7Vat 80: native
butchers steady at s2 30fa3 -; grass
Texans plenty al u 1908 a, chiefly
81 75(d,3 %
Receipts 400 head; shipment.
10 head; good in strong demand snd
Arm; common "a medium 3, bO(s4 ~;
good to choice u 35tS4 6.
New Yors.
Nxw Yosx, July li.-Ieevss ks.
eipts for two days 3, 800 head. Light
and tidy steers especially suitsl 20 the
hot weather, we're in demand aud sOld
readily at q shade better figure, but corn
fed steers aud all sorts Oi distillina led
cattle duh and fraction lower. EE.
porters received 85 carloads direct md
purchased 25 carloads, paying NeSie ior
good and prime slcers and 9i0slOc ior
lea extra aud fancy; other sales at ia
7ic; poor natives and grass led cattle "a
G7ic; GOOD corn fed Texans sl6aStc
Shipments 10 day and yesterday boo
head live cattle, $40 quarters of heel
$50 live sheep aud 200 csrcassss OF NUT
ton.
sheep-R Receipts for t~o days SHs
heal. Picked wethers Tor export sod
at q good price including about 7OO o.
5la5!.. but the home trade demand
was li,ht aud lambs decidedly dull s'
very low figures ~ - 75ts6 % ior boulh
ern and Western. >,
Hov.-l.eoeipts 100 head. None OF
iered alive; dressed rather dull ai ~ u
al 25. -
CrscissATI. July N-HoN.- 0a'et
common s. 5Oia+ Is; light ~ SS14 ~
packing q 3U(s4 65; buichers " 70s
/ 81. Receipts 800 head; shipmens'
none.
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Roohsfors's Rev raDes.

PAais. July l4.-Hsni Rochsfot's
new paper, L'Iaironseyrsuni, was Issued
this morning. II declares bitter var
against the supporters Of Gambstta.
The Fsts Wtll b success
The national fste promises 10 Be .
marvellous success. The weather 10 su.
perb. The streets are oil decorated with
fags and garlanda There 10 an enor-
nous crowd, but perfect order. Very
few police are seen on the strceta.
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Tn. rsts YIN bs q suss>sa
Hn0LAn d.
Illuminating the Cathedral Of y otrs Dsn


LONDON, July IA Paris dispatch OF
Tuesday night says: This evening the
illuminations Of the Cathedral Of Notre
Dame were tested, In preparation for TO-
morrow evening. The whole building
has been overspread with electric lamps,
concealed in such . way ~ 10 throw
their light upon the cathedral without
the spectators observing its source. The
whole building Was thrown into bright
relief. and looked Ikea vast structure OF
porcelain.
Report Denied,
LONDON. July IA berlin dispatch
says the Prnssisn government officially
denies the report that q adeticient harvest
is spprehended in Germany.
Unfoundsd.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Time. says the
report that the export OF grain from
Russia being prohibited 10 probably On.
tirely unfounded.
Small Victory for Peru.
LoSpoS, July l+.-A private telegram
states that q Chilian transport has been
sunk by torpe'loes,
The fall HAIL uasete on fafueue OouSSe
IoNpoS, July THE PdH Mall Ga.
,ciic SAYS the line oi policy announced
by Parnell aud lis seventeen support
prs to move Ia report progress when
com npensation for disturbance In Ireland
il again discussed, evidently leads 10 In
definite obstruction. II is easy 90 declare
il to be intolerAblc that = minority OF
the Home Rulers, who are themselves .
very small minority ot the HOUSE, are not
only 10 impose their policy Ia the Irish
legislation but are To beat liberty, II they
are resisted, to stop English leyislslaton
hut the remedy is not easy. The torns
of the house may be and ought 10 he
amended, but II the disturbance bill ID
thrown out tn. morrow and Parnell sus-
pended for the rest 0i the session, the
only result would he Ia make the agitA'
ton more certain and dang, rJus when
the session is over. This 10 the future
i'm the situation Ia which serious men
on both sides should address their
minds. Irish constituents must be
taken into account ~ well m Irish mem.
bers. II the session ends without
something being done io disarm the
hostility Of this awkward group, the
Pai lianentary discomfort Of the sum
mer will turn into something lar more
practical aud more dangerous during
the coming winter aud autumn.
Tho Unanmity Of Europe.
IoSpos, July h-In the House ol
Commons, under the Foreign Secrstaiy y
referring Ia the accessions oi the Ter q
"A. Ia
not encourage the proposal Of any hieI
no, in complete accord with their policy
Of European concert. Her Msjeniv's
government continues Ia receive assur
anres from all the powers without n
ccption of their desire 10 maintain that
| concert.
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DRy 0ooDa



Hsw Yoss. July iA-Dry Goods.
Business continues moderate Win
package trade houses snd iobbing tn.ds
|, auiet. Cotton goods in irregular de-
msnd. Prints quiet Kentucty tssns
In better request, bat mems vssr WOOL.
ems remain sluggish aud hsi q .lc IN
iight demand. The Bsiiefm ssys, "Ssv
York mills white shse,inp viii b re-
duoed TO- morrow"
Tol0oa.
Totspo, July lA-Whast- Btsedy;
No. 3 white Wabash S+e; No. J vhhs
Michigan, old, Si %; satss n!setu.
81 O2i; do. old 81 0s: No. . Esd Mshach
spot 81 03; seiles nrse hall Jaiy 81 est;
ssIlsr July oslo: ssliss Asguce ~;
No red Wsbssh S7ic; No. ) Dsytsa
ssd SSi niehiesa red d osl. Con-ss.sdyi
hirh nissd sssc; No. spet see; seaIs'
July ssSc; No, . white 4ias o.
ssssdy; No. aO'd soc; No. 3 sAias sSs'
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usu OaaAsa ysly l4-Co6ss-
II Oped dsnssd; Rio sasvoss, ordinary
70 ptos i30l6ls esnS-6csrce cad
as4; sounea - 4sed s1ones 7l0e1c;
ysiIeu slasi1sd ej(1os. Nelsssss- Dali
- seaisaL ES-sesses ed Arm;
Losiaiaas esdisssy y slseies G0's.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
Messy essy N2 10 ; Per Csat-Ge,sN.
msah streag-fIour Quiet and
fim-whsat Irregular end
lewf-hogs Quiet.
YIAAnUk.

Nsw YoaK. July lt.-Moxuv-- hasy
st e93 psr can't. Prime mercantile pc.
per 3iati per cent Sterling exchange.
banksrs' bills steady Al &sst demand at
ASST.
sILvsa-At London s? old pence; bar
silver hero ISL; subsidiary silver coin
ttSl per cent. discount
AovRRnnBHv-Strong.
, 1880-03-14

reports from the wards we're heard, and Capt.
DonneH spoke at some length, refuffnr the
SANDERS IN the histories used 10 the schools If
the South against the late Col Ellsworth. He
read from one Of the histories to show thai the
children from that section were being educatad ted
70 believe that tha South Was right |n tha iata
War, etc. and his remarks were warmly receiyed
The ht:teenth Ward Republican Club held a.
meeting last night at Benz Hall, West I.ake
street, near Robey, y. 4. Phelps in the chair.
The meeting was called for the purpose of tnjL.
tn9 up James n. Clark for Town Assessor. 50 an and
Frank Smith TOR Alderman. i numher If
speeches were made for these modest candidates
out no business was transacted to speak 0f.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted By Unanimous vote Of the Club:
WHEREAS. We, the Republicans of the Thir
tecnth Ward, n mass meeting assembled, recog-
n,alg n,aMg me ABILITY and integrity OF James II.
CLARK as q citizen, and knowing from his mast
experience that he is man fully competent to to
assess the property Of the City Of Chicago in an
honesi, impartial and able manner; therefore.
=, hSsotucd, That We hereby request Mr, James
N: Clark TO become candidate for the position
be It further e~40
Rese*red, That we will use all honorable means
don to said Office.
, 1880-03-14
Hon. JULIUS JONAS.

Chicago. March L. 1850
DEAR SIR: We. the undersigned citizens and ta1-
payers Of the Eighteenth Ward hare learned with
Kres that Jon have determined to be candidate
Tor reelection as Alderman, and hereby to3p In this
request that ron reconsider your purpose md asa.n
permit rs to use your nalue candidate. We ara
reminded Of your long tried and faithful services tn
the Council on behalf Of the whole North Side A. we'll
rs OF the ward ind for the grateful poor and needy
OF the whole city. We remember your liberal, gen.
era and unsactarau charities and believe that class
auce In the Office Now. tn the Interest and name tlf
the taxpayers. and OF aN pe1sona interested in tha
other election. and pledge ourselves do ali that
lies IN our power to promote tho saIue Awaiting
early ana favorable reply, VIZ remain respectfully
William u. Kertoot, He1nan schnaou,
g. Mccormick. Wilhelm Stork,
=: h winston. MnFiIn Ghr4ls,
Thomas Mack!n, William Pope,
i Kirkland Stafford 4 Murphy.
Mlutam Loeb. Chn* Spanxen6erE
lienrJ Flentye. Henry Welged,
John Volx NJ ~ DaTine
WILLIAM beh4 Wa: II. Dsv1nas
Ed. s:hloes.sr, Ef,.s n, Wes,eman.
A. ]: Mcdonald. r. Alien.
y. LeyJ, E.Y. Hunnann.
Emil nieteF1nanu- II. EnRelharth,
T. Lothhols Mic knhnen.
Chas. Zsehopps Bro- GeorRo Knhnen,
Joseph ttteE. Robt W. KohlhaEumaT,
y. Mester. Adoph Berg.
=. Almond Geo. Riex,
Peter Muench, Peter Klein,
And hundred others,
, 1880-03-14
ARRESTS.

Anthony Trehiu, recent arrival from Jersey
City, locked UP at the Armory for drunkenness,
claims to have been roped into some Cheyenne
bag nio and robbed OF $37 cash. Owing to bis
condition the police were unable to do anything
towards recovering the money.
Patrick Hunt and Charles Burns, alias OBrien.
two we'll known characters in criminal circles,
were sighted at tho corner Of Monroe and Lin
coin streets at 2:U0 yesterday afternoon acting
in a,. rather S suspicious nunter, and were run
avenue and Albums street By Officers Ringrose
and Thorpe. In their possession were found q
revolver, loaded, and small Jimmy" from
which It was apparent that they were out for
some criminal business
, 1880-03-14
POLITICAL.
9TH WARD.
POLITICAL.
AID. FRANK LAVbbR,


eAAs we, The MndeTHIgned. Business Acns
1a1pnSer@, and kcstdents Of the Eighth
o ~ enta eaASs a"Sin6 Wnseneo your
-. IN ene ~tey eonncA' ono recognizing
' ~ ets 20 oo' ansesests "nae3 = ~ m ma Neo
su"[ ae.s""s aufa3& your teFsa OF Once re-
-peS%A"uS feaoess tont yoa Wan a1te% <he nso
- -. 5"o' n"me ~ y oeAnaldaa@e 1or Alooruaan q"
tnS e"a.ns spfaas e4ec1ion'
Sau"a@ you consents our eafnoss enofS3 sfo
sfeoS pAeo&ea 70 AeeoFe = 1asofaaae <e~"As"
~ e"peeesua5.
/ etes r.T,Ja UEs1ae eoneF e Mann1aetafer:
Geo. Su1s Of SnvF HietrainrT Msnnfsrfur~r.
Schlo. Cossman i Co. Iron FoInders.
Z: Z: :: wen. nt Stadfe!s Wolf. AnnufnctuFeKa-
t. 4; t;nuf sner3c,n Es,;nn "o1A'
J. Il. Grihana Furniture Maaafactnrsr
SHIELD Goddard. Manufacturers
s. Patae e4s,. En.hise Z mes!ca1 @ t3tsEy ay ompany'
Soper, Dralrer,i 8 e., immher nssienn
John Fitzpatrick. Soap Manufacturer
M Walker, tf,onso1,t F,,a r,t,,,rt.b.rcn
rafne lawn. ~ c,,c.o,.c...-.1..
r. Detnel { Brps. Fur9,tuna Narnfsctrrars
, 1880-03-14

appears. he hands het: a letter for Mrs.
-. tho lady Of the house, saying
foolish enough to permit him to remain in the
hallway, she will not find him there or,
her return. The letter Is written rem
orally on paper Furnished guests ut
the hotels, and sthe sQb1ecttmatter
is an inquiry as to the character Of sono one
who has made application for place as servant,
Tho game is a shrswd one, and has worked quits
successfully 50 far. =
, 1880-03-14

The Seventeenth Wnrd Democrats met last
night in Svea Hail. and listened to speeches by
Mcssrs. Carney, Sullivan, Tcrney, Stanton, and
Walsh. rs candidates for AIdermanic honors. 1t
was decided to dispense with primaries aud
nominate Alderman by convention OF ten
frr1n each precinct, who were selected last
night. They will report their action AT a meet
i11g to be held Saturday evening IN tae same
place.
THE Eighteenth Ward Republican Club held
reanlar E,eeting last evening in Lower Turner
Hill r. B4rey in the ehaE Mssafs hsrss j. NJ
f,Invcs' Henry ", King, Herman Neither, Walter
Frank B!as tfss and asn W eepora os 2b hs
1st x.,ntfcd II elcctiug an Alderman, 1T the
next oesa neoiin Afler copies Of The con
stitution printed, the meeting adjourned Tor
one week.
THE vounp Mems Club Of the Second Congress
.,aani p;str;nt met at No. 81 West Madison
Street last evening John Manning in the ehaiF
quite number of Qe'Y 1nempers were 1ecslsso'