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PROPOSALS.

Pe eSRssAIf s EsR FRESH BEEF, MurEoS AND
HON: Na.sSsrSs. 5. q. May l:t isss @ss.Isd
FRIDAY. June FIRST. Isss. .s winch que 81 and I'd
md ssss%s e sse g nss s..
a % xrd s.,e.hopsss Of he seid,ers Hone freshl
sssTss.ry md iTsa.SSsT q The Home ne year
to be Observed by BIDDER terms OF conir.t and pay
NE H sdssp s s. 10
enter into written contrac with the Secretary and
..suI,y. in ,Ss sum u sSs ,SS e
800; SoV dollars. within seven day. after being
Be sS s. SrSPs.
the order the unersas IN sse sum q $500 s.s
gnsrantee that the bid made sood faith The
plying s Nth me above coSaions me Frcpsrt,sn q
for the ten months enn % ef sss ny ne lone
e. oss,s Tor calculating the award g The lowest bad
,os FSs.S SSssSn
,sss q spd ADDRESSED e undsr.sned
i.t, so,a,sr Secretary and TREASURER United
WAR DEPARTMENT. SUPPLY DIVISION.
Wsshinston rty. April g. lsss Sealed Props ais..
MssBHY NAY sfkfH iss q t a. ON Se Si TkP
NJ for such articles Of PLAN and upholstered once.
and s, Ss~ wan Gc sna ~ S.ss
Dsp.rtmens Bai,dins ihss q articles. with Informs
The Sovsramen. deserves the reht 70 rsjee any snds
oaar.erm.s,sr: .pis.IaISIs.%ssss'
DRoPosALs FOR sTATIoNERY, Ice, LUMBER,
n fLoMER-poTs, PUTTY. PANTS AND oils
M. Msy sn S e y
DAY, NAY FOURTEENTH, 1855. for iurnishins the.
ss s sSsSe for the ..i year
structions as 70 the conditions % be Observed by
ders NIL be furnished on application At the disbpr
UNDER this me- until % b
should b % the e. S
Agriculture my2,as, ia. ia
DTEPPsNR 4 OF TIE y II ut TAsaIxs.
S De re, 5seeysd E hs S @ Sns wLSE
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, for furnishing Stationery IN
such quantities u the different articles respectively,
and AZ such times and from time to time they may
1Sss and ending June 30 Iss9 for the uso OF the
hces blanks for proposals. with spsSineasons 1 svns
detailed statement q the requirsents be met in
ties probably to De reouirsd Of each and sivsps
instructions as to the manner of bidding and cond-
application 70 the Chief Of the Division Of stssne 9T
and printing Department Ct the Interior Washing
sIt to reject any or ali bids TO waive ,ee,nicsi ae
tssss and to SSseps any Part q any nd and reject the
ING sTkfIoN H Of TIE spaEET psMr
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. wAsHSGToS. April 30. lSss
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on MONDAY. NAY Irp SEVEN SfssI
asss SSrs a e. ,ss Ct Ss
can be obtained together with information upon an
pication therefor at the office q the Ensneer
Be considered The rTht 4 reserved to reject any or
e Sds caK psTss q Az wskAT
ap30-6t
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EDUCATIONAL.

nRAwIxe AND PAINTINGS, cApEMY OF EINE
D!oyAsts se4 = PRESIDED 0yer % Mr.. IGoaENE B
-: tssSSs :isa sSs mos. s:isSssssa ..ss:s
hey Wi Ss rscsea !. four q q
and upwsrda for slmost nothing instruction in every
aaadss: .as 's s'': 's' LANES
lanes coRRIDoN. VISITING TUTOR EloH-
sPs T.: x s on Il
SHoRTHAND REvoLuTIoNTzED.
billy sa; n
,s y s Reporting speed g.nsd IN bssSssn three
ST
fSa1ToN sChooi 81 & 0 S@. 0''A .p,7eiss.
ssSUMMER CLASSES HALF Rates" FOR
- June. Angust and september. Vacation in
Ss isn.ssss Essss!:a oTssSIy " yo.ss cSisa.s.
CA SSSfSs ri Sibf SSs$SsS%I
.,esm Hsf BIZ sioe ssr Es. aS 81 cs O,
CPKNCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 7TH
ss prscsca bushes. aouns.; fnsiish
Br.ne6ss; s.sSSox..phy and TypsTTt,ns: EiScaaOn:
Ssy ana sSnins Session: for fsdie. snd Ssnsisaes
sSsA S' sfsSe 's seEScr e sSii
,T pss' aoe IL sls srH
.sa 4 sssns
not admitted Catalogues free. FRANCIS9 MARTYR.
President c. K. URNER A. NJ c. E. Prin. mhI6
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND.
IL TEACHER OF ELoCUT1oN,
mhl5-3m 1917 18th 1t. NV.
w As MNSESsSRrKN NORMAL INSTITUTE
For the training Of teachers.
with
Model Kind ks,.Tssp. and Primary school
Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK Principal.
n3 10l7 10thst
II E. SCHEFL. TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
81 and Singing. Particular attention to beginners.
xell those wishing to be qualified for teachers
performers. 734 18th St. NV. apl4-wSslm'
MT VERNON SEMINARY.
HOO. 1104 1l1e N STREET AND 1928 nth
STREET n W.
French and EnsIish Boarding and Day School for
Academic intermediate. and Primary Departments.
Thorough instruction in al branches In accordance
with best modern methoda
Thirteenth Year. Second Term begins FEBRUARY
Commodious new school building. heated by steam
and containing Chapel Sesston-roomA Cass- rooms.
Forparticulars applyto
tacs-6m MRS Z. =. sOMERs. Principal
MRS BENJAMIN. FULLER SMITH, TEACHER
v1 Of Vocal Music, Vtardot- Garcia method Appnoa-
tons received Mondays and Thursdays from to 4.
1888 Fl st. References: Madame Ferlesi-Ova
Stuttgart, Mrs. Secretary Whitney, Wash; Mrs Cen
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AUERBACH L BRO.
Po1soSous CosMrrrcs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
. FREEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER in
harmless the dew and beauties naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected. The following
Drugsists and those named in suocsedins adyertiss
msnt Somprisng al the leading Druggists in the city
Try "Freemans LAllah Rookh Handkerchief Ex.
tract" the latest. delightful. elegant Quadruple
stWTsnsth swees,y el113 E RermaRens Per
Pa ave.; d. Daniels. 1900 18th St; A. J. Shs1hirt
n. Gag and sta J. @ Brown r L ave. and 9TH St !;
ND 4, lStA 8: g Dnciest. Pa sye. and Ssd St;
NV; Whitesids Walton, 1921 Pa ave: r L
Magruder. 1900 Pa. ave-; pobyns 4 Kimpten, 2Ol
C.ssin 7th and a. = sts n.y.: Geo v Boyd. las @ q.
Bishop. 9th and sta IF: 8. Williams o.. and 9th
Sta NV; D. x. Aelphenstins. l4th and Vt ave-. g. A
18th s1a .ts; + alsd%op; "a .nd , Sc: p VI.
Il v Harper, 600 Pa ave: g: W.. Cropley, George
town. p, G.; g. b Lockart 32d and Q sts.; L c. Mil
burn. 9th St and Case w. 3. Richardyou 400 d
st.; TschANelS kvans. Wholesale Agents. apj0-eoSm
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Au16f1C80.
There is only one spirit that achieves great sue.
cess The man who seeks only how to make him.
self useful, whose aim Is to render himself
indispensable to his employer, whose whole being is
animated with the purpose to NIL the largest
place in the walk assigned to him, has In the ex-
hibition OF that spirit the guaranty Of success He
commands the situation, and shall walk in the
hand, the man VINO accepts the unwholesome adj.
vice OF the demagOgue, and seeks only how little
he may do. and how easy he may render his pIace
and not lose his employment altogether Is unit
for service. As soon as there Is supernumerary
on the List, he becomes disengaged as least vaiu-
able TO his employer. The man who Is afraid on
doing TOO much Is near OF kin to him who seeks
70 do nothing, and was begot In the same family.
They are neither OF them In the remotest de-
gree seiauon 70 tne man whose Willingness to DO
head of the active LIST
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go I SS 4 &
SSoSS IL. 90 / II ! kfk
AND
ssss 2 2 # TIT
IS: 81 8 ID : f !
BD4S ZEE Ppf p TIT ssss
ID II 49,
ODD ZEE r + l. ssss -

We are showing all the newest and most stylish
things in LONG and SHORT Wrsps, Jackets, Spring
Costumes, &C. Our prices usual the lowest We
would call particular attention to our line Of LADIES'
$5 JACKETS in all wool cloths, fine tailor finish We
making . speciality Of this line and would recon-
mend them for your inspection.
We are showing q handsome line Of Ladies' GING-
HAM and WHITE SUITS in all the Latest novelties at
very low prices
Of OUTING CLOTH with PIQUE VEST, which We
spring wear.
We are showing a line Of IMPORTED PELLERINES
that simply unsurpassed these goods in price
from %. so to sos.
Also fine assortment Of DULL JET WRAPS at all
prices.
We have the above wraps in all sizes. ranging up to
46 bust measure.
large stock Of MISSES SUITS in every imaginable
fabric, fannels and other stuffs. We are showing
lovely LINE AT $3.50, the same would be cheap at
So II consists of about so pieces in all new designs
and Will amply repay you for an early inspection.
In BOYS Kills we are showing many novelties
Including ,handsome styles Of BLOUSE SUITS trim
checks &C.. from 93. rs upwards. We guarantee our
prices to be the lowest.
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A farmer near Chebanse. NJ. having an or that
oid not ooey orders, concluded that the animal VA
0eaf and bought an ear trumpet. which WorTS9S
with great 1ucces& The animal had l01t III am
TIE, but with it retufn Of hearing ate hesr<Svy
around one Of the norma This story n froc% =
western paper and no chrome goes with t.
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Written for TIE EVENING STAR
WEDDING ETIQUETTE.
How the Marriage Ceremony Should
He Conducted.

WEDDING BREAKFAsrs-PaoPosIN6 THE HEALTH OF
THE BRIDE-hARRIAGEs Al HoNE-wHEN AND
HOW PRESENTS ARE TO BE GlvEN--vARIATroNs IN
WEDDING ETIQUETTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

From the New York Sun.
Husband tat the breakfast table)-"why, where
IL the mackerel brought homo last nighr,n
Wife-'D0 you refer TO the nackerel VIM
brought home this morning?"
Husband-"Er-yes, II was this morniug ma.
hApe" ~
Mife-"You put It to soak, John, in a nan M
solt soap. and the cook had 70 throw IL aWay.D
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTso4
MI LifE All business copndentiAL, Ladies sndScn.
Oeulen 90 cent each 4Oo streo@ oet~ go ~ -
9th streets northwest so7o4S
NINE ROSS THE REIIABIE CLAIkyoYAkT.
Nl ASTROIyoGIST. AND MEDIUM OffEhs
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAhs
TO any one who can equal her IN her profession
She teix All the EytNTs OF LIFE ana her equal cam
not be found Causes speedy marriages briiys ssps-
rated together and sickness All IN tro ubls oAll
Inscryiewe con fidential sIttings 30 cis and 81
Resideiice 1910 llth st nv. Once hours from 10
Am 80 pm Apio-Sm
nRoT. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voysnt Astrologer and spir.tua, Medium. born
revealed Receivers lost or Stolen property. flnds
hidden treasures. ofy1 tecky numperx Cans
success in business Removes all family sroublss
ga evil 40 uepces Cures sickness IL disappon I'D
by Efforts OF others Judge not all alike. th Professor
can convince the most strsnsers ffom ottee
die only genuine eAiryoysnt IN this city be
seds where al others tan and sdvertises only what
he can 90. si,sinss Soe. tafe rs.dins BY mail on
Eeceips 81 NAME iron = o. NTH a"s
ap12-lm' 81 vth o. NJ.
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MEDICAL DC.


ID The Oldest Established aud oaly Reliable Ladies.
Physician IN the City,
can he consulted daily. 404 st. between y aud Ssh
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consults-
ton strlctly confidential Separate for ladies'
Once always open. my5-6t'
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
IL experienced female physician should consult Mrs
DE. Wilson, ll01 Park Elace n-s bet y and g ard
DE- Icons PiLs a PER box
Mailed to any sddress on receipt Of price.
ap21-lm' 464 st NV.
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADlCTED THAT
lDr. BROTHERS is the oldest-established advertise
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS. 9O0 Is ST a "
Ladies' married or single. Forty years eKper1eDoe
ap24ln'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
WI or two Of DIR. BROTHERS, lnvieornting Cordial
VII cure Of nervous debility and loss Of
power. timparts yigor " tie whole system Male or
female SO0 Is st. s.w. ap2s-1m'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. eO6 D ST.
HI W. appeared before me and made oath thsf he ~
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city.
and will guarantee On all cases Of private dseass
of men and furnish medicine. charge: consultA-
ton and advice free at any hour during the DAY sub
scrlbed and sworn before me by Dr. BkoLAkhA
SAMUEL Q; MILLS Notary t>ublis. n and f5f ths
ap2l-lm-
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE IKE
Dstandasd remedy for ALI blood diseases. causing
throat nasal skin TROUBLES urinSry Diseases cured
in forty eiYhi hours. Price, IS per box -
DIR. bobDs NERvINE No. permanently cures
natural weakness loss Of vitality. nervous kcs
&C. Price. 81. Sent sealed by mail for sale &c
myll-1y sTANDIFoRDs s. cot. 9th and p NV.
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Snucc for Spring Sa,ads-

Mrs. E. r. Parker. in Louisville Courier Journal
The home garden and the market at this season
OF the year AFFORD such o variety OF early and
healthful vegetables that, with little attention
to the different modes OF preparing them, every
housekeeper will be enabled to provide numerous
and agreeable changes for her table, as well as
contribute largely to the health OF the family for
1t is impossible to overesttmate the value OF yece
table diet. Vegetables prepared as salads, SOUPS
and as accomplishments for meats are always &C,
ceptaole and wholesome. and, besides being eco
flavor TO the plainest neal
The dressing for q variety OF light salads is the
same. but they can be made to taste and appear
very differently by the addition of various season-
ings and garnishes. Vegetable salads require very
possible lest the vegetables are bruised and
crushed, when they will present a wilted, unin-
The hest vegetables from which TO make salad
at this season OF the year are asparagus, lettuce
turnips, dandeion, spinach, kale, chiccory, water
cress and potatoes an OF which should De crisped
and freshened in cool water, carefully shaken dry
and shredded with the fingers, instead OF BENG
cut or chopped with q knife.
Many housekeepers have an idea that salads are
troublesome and expensive, and are therefore de.
tered from preparing them. This is a mistake
for nothing Is simpler If a few details are at
In this country a Mayonnaise dressing is fire.
quently served with vegetables when used as
salads, but foreigners prefer a simple French
decidedly better for dinner where meat or rich
,',,sn - m ,h o,: Inc riencn' VINO are accom-
pparIic 90 fssvorsn1 tns,aa8 sooa sataaS use
snartng1y "s 'us'ea" VI onion' pas very
ssisds dsi,n,o n sSs ieStuce ana other spring
also have q ni0nsDt navo. ,estS blossoms
tiiul garnish Tor vegetable salads Ether Of the
ss.d % used for
o ear ss,t M OF olive OIL mustard spoonful
lemon ,n,ce. add fW6 ashis S slx ur0ps OF
beat a minute and pOur over tha salad Haycn'
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY.

DR DUKE, DENTIST, us l4TH Nw-TEETH
~ extracted without pain. by Aid Of local application
prepared and used only by me- Teeth filed 81 Per-
iect fitting sets Of ARTIFICIAL teoth Operations
teed. aplu-1m
nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
~ ner NV Gold and Amalgsm Filirgs especial
~. Pain prevented in extracting by application
gums aching teeth saved: artificial teeth inserted
mh27
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FEDoR. DREss SHIELDS
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Manufacturer by A. Il. BrnkmAnn TO- Baltimore.
sp2I-s tu.th. :sms
MADAM yALMoNT WISHES TO INFuRM HER
Ipstrons that she Is prepared 90 receive anc ct
Lace Curtains ladies' lace Of all description.
ial attention paid ladies' bad reasyDabis
prices Al 1HE OLD SrASb,
ap2s-1ms 913llth - nv.
MADAME GENEsTF
uFrench Lace and Curtains Laundry. FIRST floor
Curtains 80 and 95c. a pair
Ap2s-1ms TO l1thstnv
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SPECIALTIES.

ma MULLER. SPECIALIST or THE EYE EAR
II and Throat has removed 20 $50 IAN 81 nv,
once hour from 10 II q m. and from 20 and 3
10 y. m myl-lms
TNR ALBAU6H SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALI.
lDD1seases peculiar % LADIES'. Married siszfia.
frompt sttention. Satisfaction runrzntesd Changes
Doderste. Once hours Il " 2 aud q 70 o. m. Dr..
AIBAU6H 1320 CIV. ap1s-1ms
ELECTRIcITY-FIFTEEN YRARs SPECIALITY
ILn curing nervous ana mental dlseasA spanA4 ovs-
and uterine troubles sctkt1cas
hyster,a rheumxtism. neuralgia choreA parAysla d.
blty and cisesses senes.lly P~slsnt. WAITED esas
cure IN Nashlngton- No OUTSIDE asastxntA pE \
3. x1CHOl8ON, 90 18th st ~. cor. Of y. f0-3ur
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ne. COOPER cURrIcE. VETERINARIAN
below p-n. q rss1dsnoA 500 y - a.. apoo-oV
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRos1rs.
MOTTO OF

MOTTO OF
Fs WILLIAMS & CO.. Druggists,
Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and SITS NV,
Where will be found the most complete and varied
stock of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city prices which better and few meet
shown by the following partial list:
QUININE
dozen grain Capsules. Sc
dozen 2-Yrain capsules. -. Sc
1OO3-R ain Capsules: 4Oc.
dozen 3-ersin Capsules. .....-..........1c.
100 grain Capsules. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OZrn a-sc
100 grains Quinine. Powers & Weightman ..2 0c
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SuNxRoUs xECJPIs FOR PRxPAENa WHOLESOME
DISHES AND DAINTY DIsERTs-How TO MAKE
CHARLOTTE MISREPRESENTATION 10 Houssxnxr-
IRs-How 10 PACK.
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have not plenty OF trunks and chests, provide
yourself with packing boxes not more than three
feet square. Now, beginning with the Clothes
presses, take the things that are seldom used.
together with the rag-bag, pieces from the piece,
drawer, patterns, extra supply OF napery, bedding
and heavy fiannels. ana pack them in these boxes:
layer OF CLOTH say, then layer OF spare glasses
and teacups carefully stuffed with rags and sepa-
rated from each other. then another layer OF
clothing, and so on until the box Is full Suread
papers over all and you have so much disposed OF
ON the outside paste q label or tie tag, enumer..
boxes put spare clothing and curtains each with
piece OF trtc-a-brac folded In It's depths Pack
books In soap boxes and cooking utensils in bar
rels. Clear, II possible space Oh the first floor
and, as fast as package Is made ready, move IL
into this room. Reserve one trunk, and, at the
for your comfort, as II you were going on a four
ney, 80 that you can live out OF 1t for q few days
Roll up the window shades In the rugs and tie
securely. For the pictures get boxes OF REQUIRED
size, and, II the supply OF sheets sttll holds out
put In thick layer OF cloth, then picture, then.
more CLOTH and so on.
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WEDDING PRRSxSrs

are sent any time within two months before the
, ~eooins, INC esiuer the better as many brides
presents are shown. A bride wrfrea n r,e--on.,
note thanking every one for his gifr S'A~'
WeQding presents have now become aluoss an
surdiy gorgeous IL IL one Of the necesssrV And
aneviApas outgrowthsof luxury whicS Ne have ave
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-30
RELIGION VS.. POLITICS.
Irish Nationalists Decline to be Governed
by the Vatican.


LINCOLN (Neb), April 29th.-On the
question of the Papal condemnation of the
plan of campaign, Patrick Egan, ex- Presi-
dent of the National League of America,
said to-day that such course on the part
OF Rome had been expected by those ac-
quainted with the intrigue between the
Tory Government and the Vatican. 1t had
long been the ambition of the Papal ad-
visers to secure direct diplomatic relations
with England and to have an accredited
representative at the Court of st. James.
1t is also pet scheme to have an endowed
Catholic University in Ireland. 1t is un-
derstood that the Tory Government has
promised to satisfy these desires on condi-
ton that the authority of the Papacy be
directed toward what they are pleased to
term the "pacication of Ireland: in
other words, the crippling of the National
League. This attempt at spiritual inter
ference in matters partly temporal and
political will, instead of suppressing, put
new life and determination into the move
ment. 1t will raise up unexpected difficult
ties for England, and bring no credit or
advantage to Rome. The Irish Catholics
recognize very clearly that churchmen are
not the Church and, while they will have
no quarrel with the latter, they will stand
no dictation from the former, and espe-
cially when no question of faith or morals
is involved. will resent such methods.
Secretary Sutton, of the League said
Papal interference with the national
affairs OF Ireland should meet with speedy
and emphatic resistance. 1t is not the first
time that Romish politicians have been
hired to knife the nationally of Ireland,
only to find the edge of their weapons
turned by the indestructible breast-plate of
Ireland's fidelity to the principles of lib
erty. We distinguish more clearly, per-
haps, than any other people in the world,
the line that divides religion from politics,
and have never hesitated TO resist Roman
interference with our political affairs. If
another lesson is needed, our people will
not be slow in giving it. The action of
Rome, as reported is exceeding ill-advised,
and can only result IN injury-not to Ire
land as nation, but TO Catholicism as a
rnIio-ic,, y
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-30
DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Election of Representatives to Various
County Conventions,

OAKLAND, April 2Sth.-At the RepubH-
can primaries to-day the regular ticket for
delegates to the State Convention were
elected, except in the Fifth Ward, where
Councilman a. W. Bishop was defeated by
J. Z. Johnson. There was o strong fight in
the Second Ward, but the regular ticket
won by so majority. Captain W. H. H.
Hussey and julius c. Fable were elected
over NJ. J. Keller and E. G. Lake.
PETALUMA. April 2Sth.-At the Demo-
cratic primary for the election of delegates
to the County Convention the following
were elected: L. W. Shattuck, Daniel
Brown, a. Cregher, John Sales, Chas. Con-
nell, S. ?. Rogers, Henry Gerckens, George
ID. Zimmerman, d. E. Ashby, John Meme
and Charles Singley.
STOCKTON, April 2Sth.-The following
are the delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, elected at the County Conven-
ton here to-day A G. Paulsell, CIV. Hol-
land, E. J.. Colnor, D. ]. Oullahan, T. H.
Williams, f. Cayagnaro, J. l. Davis, J. 4.
Shepherd, J. W. Smith, G. H. Castle. c.
Garrow, c. G. Castle, J. C. Smith, C. H.
Carson and j. C. Thompson.
SAN RAFAEL, April 2Sth.-The following
delegates to the State Convention were
elected by the Democratic County Conven-
ton, which met to. day: j. NJ. Donahue,
A. F. Pacheco, 7. J. Crowley, R. T. Colting-
ham, Jonn Griffin.
SANTA Rosa, April 28th.- Democratic
primaries were held in this city to-day.
The County Convention meets next We'd
nesday to nominate a county ticket and
delegates to the Los Angeles Convention.
ANAHEIM, April 2Sth.- The following
delegates to the Democratic County Con-
yention were elected this afternoon VIM.
M. McGadden, j. S. Gardiner, B. F. Porter,
A. E. Porter, a. T. Pendleton, G. L. G. En-
mis-, L, A. Darling, w. J. Smith
SoNoMA, April 2Sth.-The election of
delegates to the Democratic County Con-
vention, which meets in Santa Rosa, re-
suited in the selection of the following /:
Robert Howe. H. Winkle, G. W. Sparks,
George Spencer and J. B. Small.
CLovERDALE, April 2Sth.-At the Demo-
cratic primary to-day the following dele
gates to the County Convention were
elected W. H. Black, H. Harden, J. B.
Vesser, William Hites, P. W. Todd.