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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after M MAY Ist, 1898

GRAND TRUNK LINE
Trains leave NewYork. via Dcsbrosscs and Cortland
Street Ferries az follows
Gss asce ana the Win da f s.s
York and Chicago Limited Of ParlSi, Dining, smoking
wismspei Lock Haven, 90 a. D. m CORY snS
cs an Centre aGS the III GSay for T Pc
For NOrrlsown, Phenixyille, Pottsown and Feeding,
Sn 10 sn 90 a. M SUNDAYS s9 and % ssurda
Baltimore Washing ton and the South Limited Washing
ton Express Of puman Paror Cars and Pennsyvanla
%sshnsn TX cS D. eSs sns & a..
$50 m. Zoo 20 80 ana 100 p, %;; and L IS
pig and Is Il night ana 'oo m $50 and soo
For Atlantic City week.-Mrs. Through Parlor Car,.
For Cape Nay, IL 10 m. weekdays Saturdays only,
Long Bsapch Bay bead Junct,n and intermediate s.a-
gao and p NJ On Sunday. sis a m and D. M
,,ss . NsyTs,s R,sDs
and Bay Line, = 80 p m; weekdays ,,,,s .u 49,.
Boats Of a. eSs sor dGn9eSs w al and s s
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains New York. Via Desbrosses and Corr
landt Street Ferries, as foowst
III Tmlt ed; Dining u Cars and 20 80.
g. g. T. and 8 m. and 1c rs night Accommodation.
Dress eo a1d is, . Li@itcdJ and 10 a. m 80
and D. m. and ~ II night
T9S; .n ld'nf 10 SeTsi.t a sSpd1y and
Gp IN. on sundays, connect at Trenton ior Camden.
House, Battery Place and foot Of and Core
sndt s ana es A6 cy 90s
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences woon
General Manager General Psssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May (SpeciaD.-Juy wheat s'ar'eu 90 ~
~ md ouched SO SO before It was turned up. 1t sold
% "a IA cents and with several ups and downs closed at
ga "a cents The vessels that have started Tor tine
Gratis carry so35ooO bushels Of corn This appeared
ON the blackboard this morning as having been shipped
crowd provision pit began to cover May tnero
h.n ut,l. Of that option for sale ss any price. The
Jesuit WAS that t ran I'D 55 78 to 81 IA cents the
tlptop price reached thus far on the crop No. soio
nm TO 5la5I 81 cents July opened az 90 SS cents sold
between IS Ia and 30 5s and 81 "a. and closed as
IS 6Sd55 "a. May closed at d cents Tne ssnns VI
m. aeet affected oats It did corn. The blackboard
shaved that es2 900 bushels had been shipped May
onened at 80 81 cents closed at 80 La cents Pro-
visions were enlvened the buying Of lard By the Eng
fish crowd and arrangements for the Shipment OF
about terces Of lard at 1Scent rate from hero 70
IIverpoo ocean steamers taking It for ballast
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for Sale

published or patented In photography senography
typewritnR or shorthand machines Rentag machines
specially. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. 70 I'wsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoUB,TRACx TRUNK LINE

GREAT F0URshTR Rack, TR ,5IS LIN LINE d
On c - SIs o%RSTESL ssf$,;%IoS:. .u,,,
Slipping TsT ngSTa as station o $y;ss q i "S
Albany. Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal
anu . 70 so a. n FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED Linz
S nf Bura & we roed
10 30 ccso chaso n Ea aSas Niagara Fails To-
ronto. oove1nd cincnna Indianapolls Detroit ana
I'll 80 NJ western NewYOrk and Northern
"'B 80 % xl63Sy Troy ana Utica special With dr.w
s't q p n a." 8ccom@odston to Albany and Troy
press l p Niag.a Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge To-
SSo and caeo @ ana dhHs
and ssg %aSe, Fl, Sa
y, Snas suSds sn do aas n Sn ram
s sseES flEf' H9Is'ss mex:
80 Fast NignS ESPTes,s t9r H8 So,nns Bqs
tdh SSaP Sfs' s. LOUIS DrOs and chcasC sleeping
s ss; SissP3fSsIs f
and Rgh SeGy M W the Ma @
for Saratoga Lake George and for the North except Sat-
s and nd Sleeping Leg ss,: on
ia g P a. sr Pace ee9'rT BatteTy Place 25h
sqS0 Snd n Ss WShsSsa and 100
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday tst9P az 1871
st. sGFo e jfs up 81
General SuperintcrdenE General passenger Agent
N ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
ios ;sS aG eSssP kyssF
sS PGa j. 90 g g. i IL ssS SO ssnS Se
~ &c. MSa ao ana sunas fs a.y SV S1 me-
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices 4Ol. 317
a BI.3STs fs7 s;
S ssy g. H$ss
ken " aS or Sleeping Car Gs
orders for ana transfer Of Sasgass can be obtain cd
from cham local trains e 10 minute. earGe
E R Pa@an Baa coscSe,
mira. Hornell,yIlI. Buaal. Pullman sleeping cOacs
5p m.-DaIy Chieago and 81 Lsuis Limited .oIId Pail.
Niasara Falls CORY Meadvlle Cincinnati. Chicago and
1lsop %Day cacaSs E1pres, Pai.sn Buffet slosa,
to E5 aa
h S E to- lO PKG aS Ssq SS Sso 'y SO 5Ga:
e n.SiaG s6 30 SH 1885 So Il '
ra$r s 49, o 5 lgp 5O 5 3 "S 3d. So t
1880 lSo M y aga s sunday ~ sli I IGSe
W 81 4 20 $40 aoq9
% ns aqaeiyi 7s9 49, s 'Sy 'sS
yS G; y5q nj rs 1885 Sio M 70 3aTsra
Newburs AMI Cornwall-7j1 a. NJ $3.50. AGO. 300 $50
@ s%essyi y SIG idso NJ; ssog
eofo 30 40 suhaay 70 e As his 10 80 NJ
Mlddcto tow va and Port Jervs445 1850 lOSoa M $ss
10 30 n m. 3. 80, II 80 D. IN. .,xx
Express from the West arrive IN NowYorx MEo''
A0'S' d. -i ~ ~ my p ~ I. p. FARMER
Genl Supt General passenger aRen@
NEW-YORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAIL-
new EXPRESS TRAIN FOR BOSTON.
Commencing April 23. 1888
T.aves Grand Central DspO. ". Y. y. IL and IL N ~
New.York 10 a. sundays excepted. AHNes oosV"us
PARLOR CARS.
ewEngland Limited. leaves New-fork p u o~iy'
Arrives Boston p. IN.
PARLOR CARS.
Tn. o,os evenine train for Boston NewYork l3S
| n M week DAYS Arrives Boston z a IN
| PULLMAN SLEEPERS
For tickets and reservations in paror and
onnI, az Grad Central Dcpot " Y, y. II. and H. Il X
| +. KNOWLAND, IL 4. " - $3.50, ha,
| General Agent, 1ta4Le n~aAs'N'
| 3g7 broadway Eey.YOrk Doston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
Jnstrnctlcn.

Jnstrrctlon.
For Young Ladies-City.
NTIss CHIsHoLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. l.
1b East 65th-st., New-York
VIII reopen September 20. Boys OlasseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE y Z : + RA \ K co. ld..e..
Trains leaye West station as follows and ~
earlier from foot OF Jay-st- North River
Detroit and Chicago -: SIS ?. H.. 500, '8l5p m
st. Louis. $780, rS:l5 p. m. ,.... ra~ar>
syracuse Buffalo Rochester, Suspension brtus" --~
Falls, 81 ). 20: 55 a. m, 900. 1918 y. IN
Utica g. is, -95b. al so 800 -slo p M 40 *
Kingston saugores Catsk Albany. 3lo, 'I;lo' 'soNs
NJ: we; pint Cornwa Newburg BIB '7ilo.
9:55 1918 ali, 80 M. s4.eo. 40, BOO SID o's' US
and 900 D. m Cranston's. Cornwall NowoufI
For Montreal and Canada East, 800 p, ~: r.,.n,o
Hamilton London % SO a m. $500. 1910 p M ''''
1885 a. H.. TOGO, 'Sl5 p m 49,. r.us petrot
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, niagara fAi~ D"
Day Daily except saturday. Other trains day
SUNDAY leave Jersey City, +. r. X sIat9u;s
a m $40 D. m IL sboken Wost shore station d4H'o "'
$3.50 p. IN. $500, 49,, - .,.ou,,~ car acconmod,
tons or apply at offices Brookyn a.
ngton.st, $50 Fultonst- Annex Once 1907 il
NewYors City-S63 785 942 Broadway 1873, bo"9 "a AZ
PARK place and West shore Stations foot OF ne MES
foot OF Jay-sL, ". T. I. y, La s.,..r rant
5Vanderb.ltave. Genera tass.n.s-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

AQUED-CT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
ROOM 200 STKWAIr BUILDING. NO $50 BRoADwAr,}
NRw-YoRK. April 20 1855. }
ITO CONTRACTORS
Il BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering
and laying 45nch cason pipes and their
House In the Central Park Reservoir and doing all other
work In Herewith necessary 10 complete Soc
ton 10 of the AQueduct called for in the approved
forms contract and specifications file In the ohce Of
the Aoueduct Commissioners will be received at this
ONCE until Wednesday the 9th day Of May, 1883 at
O'clock which place and hour they will DO pub
icIy opened by the Aqueduct Commissioners and the
award OF the doing said work and furnishing
said material will made by said Commissioners soon
thereafter practicable. 40
cations thereof and bids proposals and proper envel.
opes their enclosure and forms OF bonds and also tho
and oil other Information, be OBJ
sined at ONCE OF the Aoueduct Commissioners
on application the Secretary.
BY order OF the AQueduct Commissioners
' Secretary. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
DIED STAR LINE.

RED STAR LINE.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekl,.
wAESLAND "Wednesday, MAY ~ D. m
summer rates: First Cabin, $50 to s10o. Excursion
clio $3.50 Second Cabin s45 Excursion $50 ana $780,
Storage at very low rates . 49, - ,>,, &c.,
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Genl Agts Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
RAILROADS..
T1PE CHARLES ROUTE

NEWBORN PHILADELPHIA. a NoRf0EK u n
Train leaves foot n Cortland. ana pesbrosses Sta
daily 90 D. M Tickets and sleeping berths secufo6
at any Ticket ONCE OF the Pennsyyania Railroad o.
II. w. DUNE. supt r. H. COOKE 9: r. 2. A.
SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand cen-
new Express train at D. m. except sunday East tx
press at II p daily. Palace Parlor-cars Seepne,
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
II ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw.YOHR, SOUTHAMPTON AMI DREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot % St Hoboken
FAST EX PRESS STE AAERS.
F1bs Sat May g. 1 80 IN Auer Wed May 10. $3.50 m
LAIN, We'd May 8, s Elder. Sat, Nay 10, II a. m.
Vera Sat May IL d 80 m Ems, Tues May % 80 m
First Cabin 500 and upward berth according TO 10
ton Cabin $50 berth Steerage at lowest rates
OELRICHS & CO.. No. Q BoNli-g Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS OF THE CHILEAN GOVERN
X MENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF OYER 1OO
MILES OF RAILWAY. 80.
NO Il Certlandt-st., New;Y Nay Nay 2, 1883
NewYork. May 9, 1883. No 10 Cortandtst-
Tho undersigned ConsulGeneral Of Chile calls the at
,enton OF Railroad Contractors to the invitation OF the
Government Chile for proposals for the building OF oyer
700 miles OF railway in that Republic, published In The
World" tho LIST inst
Further Information will be given at the legation Of
Chle I'm Washington the ONCE Of the Chilean Consulate
In Boston and at the Consulate General In this
80 ~ FRED'K A. BEELEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
w HITE STAR LJNE.

W FOR QUEENSTOWN ND LIV aKpUUI,,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ARABIC Capt Smith sauT McI0a Nay o. y M
.EEPGBLIC Capt DavisSa sat,STlay Nay T. "a
From White Star dock foot OF West 10th St. n..,.
RhTES-SulOon, SEQ $50 and 500. RetM :.
tickets on favorable terms Storage from the Old
Country $40. "A limited number Of secondcabln pas
senoers carried these steamers rate $780, eN-
cursion Sos nor Inspection OF plans or other
way Ner-York j. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

"a
Arabic sails Sal, May s., BsltIe SATURDAY Nay ~
Storage and Second Cabin passengers Only inc later Yer
Of tho saloon and the saloon Rates, $50. Exeur
sion SOS Storage $40. Apply at the company's Office
Al Broadway, or to any local agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

VxTFsT WALNUT STREET BOARDING. SCHOOL, FOR
w Young Ladies and ht,ls Gfls e,gsh h, yssI term
1901 Wslnutst, Philadelphia Penn
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Neutrality-suspicious. S. S. Line for Ply

mouth London CherOou5g FaEsJ a.t "a III 800
Gellert, s M May 10. Lessng, a. M Nay May o. a.
Rhaeta 80 u. M, May IL; RqgI2 o. M. ~ nay "a
KITNHhRDT A. co, c. i. RICHARD. 70 90. Hcn.
Cen Agents. 81 Brosdst Pas. Agents 81 Bway, N. Y.
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THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.

n American Passenger Line ,.
For St. Thomas, barbados, Para Malanhan
Bahia Rio do Janero an1 Sanoh ro1necung fqe Moh'e
steamship ADVANCE, saturday May D ac I p ~
From Newport News va, TUESDAY May p ,, ~ N N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

ne p r VI * ? NE ~. GLAsGow AND
BELFAST (IIARNE), 1900. =, ,r-,.,
WITH THROUGH TICKETS At REDUCED RATES
TO LivERPooL. LONDON, DUBLIN. etc.
STATE OF NEBRASKA Thursday, May II, , a. m
STATE OF NEVADA, Thursday, May 10. D. M -.
Cabin passage, $40 70 $50. according 70 iocauSn OK
sateroom Excursion tickets az reduced rates steer.
tickets to and from al parts Of EsORa ar
For freight ana passage apply to .
c,..ra 90 oeice 81 broadway SO Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

A NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
n EEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL
S. S. CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday, May lO.
and every fourth wednesday thereafter. -
Saloon passage. 400 and UPWARD Secqnl class, $50.
GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY.
Anchora, May, 5, p m Circaes!a May ga ~ noon
Rates Of passage to GLASGOW, DERRY~IINE RPOCL
or BEIFASI Cabin. $50 and SEQ
Second class, $50 Steer2ge $50.
For book OF Tours or further information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. bowling Green. n. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
CONPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-

" TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Companys Pier new No42 North River foot OF Mortonst
LA CHAMPAGNE, Boyer May ., D. H.
LA GAsCoGNE, S2ntelll Nay -, 8, a. m
louis DE BEBIAN. Agent. No. BoMllng Green.
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n APAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as tolioWS; 3,
oSnHEEA ENn1GGN o Thursday, June q
r 1T IL . "Wednesday. July IL
isstuTperbly Acknowledgements Accommodations.
Reservations can be made BY letter or Telegraph To- ana
cabin plans 23T and 939 Broadway, YORK. or
Room "a Railroad Building, San Francisco. ,,.
~ '-' LELAND STANFORD President
RI II Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
Il EXCURSION good days.. 81 %
Steamers O. IL. EORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier 25 f. r., 3 y. End II Sundays
e1eepte connecting az New Haven with SPECIAL trains
for MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, HOLY
oKE. &C; Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
ei4 Broadway. New York. and Couitst Brooklyn /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

GCrS ROLL for White Mattings, Fanc
I'D Ds ~ s4 extensive assortment fine mattngs car
petng rus olcoths Examine before placing your orders
ANDREW LE6rER'S SONS, 73974l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

1NMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
oHIo ntpfTy s s.'pEfay M Nay H. T. 30 m
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, May ~ % a. IN
CITY OF CHICAGO saturday Nay ~, c ~ H.
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and Upward SECOND CAB
IN s35. STEERAGE $50. - $50, .u,u..
~ No. I Broadway. N. Y.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26

There seems to be quite determination of
ate among number of our business men to
pot those who buy everything away from
home. When a new dress of better quality
is wanted it must be bought in Toledo,
although they get it no cheaper there than
they could buy the same thing right here at
home. When thJy want nice piece of furni-
ture they go to Toledo or some other larger
town and pay just as much or more for the
same article as they would have to pay here.
On the other hand, they do not hesitate to ask
favors of our business men whenever the
occasion seems to demand it, and so it is in
every line of business. This should not be,
when you need anything that our merchants
do not keep in stock, let them send for it,
they can buy at wholesale and sell to you just
as cheap as you can buy in larger cities,
while the profit stays right here and eventual
ly a certain amount of it drifts right back
into your own pocket.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26
LOuisiana's Election.

Louisiana rolled up the unheard of MAORI
ity of 10000 or 65,0OO for Nichols. the Dem
ocratie candidate for Governor, last week
Tuesday. The fact that the Republicans were
claiming this State with confidence shows
how monstrous are their claims in general.
Yarmouth, their candidate, relic of the
most disgraceful carpat-bag regime in the
South, hedged against bis defeat by raising a
bloody-shirt howl, the rotten cry of fraud and
force.
Their claim to the State was based on the
familiar dodge, parading the census statistics
of white male negroes of voting age and
counting them all as Republicans. The me-
groes were freed from chattel slavery twenty
five years ago, but the Republican politicians
Immediately claimed to have a mortgage
covering the whole lot, which they propose to
foreclose at every election. $50 many mig
gers, SO many Republican votes" was the
formula with which Radical leader defend
ed negro suffrage. But the negroes in large
numbers voted with the Democrats, getting
tired of seeing the white Republican politi-
clans they helped to elect appropriate all the
proceeds of the stealing and keep all the Of
fees. Ehile the Republican Presidents ignor.
ed the Southern question and their Supreme
Court nullified the Civil Rights Law. The
fact is, the South is more solid than ever be-
fore, made so by Democratic negro ballots.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26
Circuit Court Judicial
Convention.

The Democrats of the Sd Circuit Judicial District
Of Ohio. will meet at Lima, Ohio, on .a
Thursday. May 3rd. 1888,
at O'Clock, p. M, to nominate one candidate for
Judge OF said Circuit to be voted for at the next
regular election of Judges for said Court.
Said district is composed of the Counties of Allen,
Auglaizc Crawford, Defiance, Hancock, Hardin,
Henry, Logan, Marion, Mercer, Paulding, Putnam,
Seneca, Union, Van Vert and Wyandotte.
The basis of representation agreed upon in said
C Convention is delegate for each 200 votes cast
for Thomas f. Powell for governor at the last No
vember election and one delegate for any fraction
Of 900 votes remaining any County after each ap-
portionment.
Said Convention will also transact any further
BUSINESS that may come before it.
By order of the District Committee of the 3d Cir
cult Judicial District Of Ohio.
W. u. HICKEY, Chm.
JAMES o. OHLER, Secy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26

.B-It was the late Tom Corwin who said
that in supporting a protective tariff "the
bigger the fool the better the argument" OF
course the consumers pay the additional cost
put upon the article consumed, and the tax
neither adds to the quality nor increases the
quantity of the thing taxed. The sole object
of protection is to destroy competion. If
this be not the purpose none can be discov-
cred. If 1t cheapens production it kills itself.
Dom Pidtt.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26
Meeting os the Democratic County
Central COMMITTEES.

In pursuance Of notice the County Demo
cratic Central Committee met at the Probate
Court room on Saturday last. The commit
tee organized by selecting Jas. P. Ragan as
Chairman and DR.. H. =. Mum as Secretary.
The following executive committee was Sc
lected: Jas. z. Ragan, Henry Rohrs, L. l..
Orwig, H. G. Groschner, r. w. Cahill, W. Z.
Decker and d. d. Donovan.
Onmotion of DR.. Mum it was resolved
that all Democrats present from Henry counr
ty at the State Convention to be held at Day
ton and the Circuit Court Convention to be
held at Lima, be and are hereby empowered
TO cast the vote of the county in said conven-
tions.
On motion. it was resolved that the Central
Committee select the necessary number Of
delegates to represent the county in the Judi
cial Convention to be held in Napoleon on
the LIST day of May, 1888. The following del
egates we're selected:
Bartlow-Dr. Gehrett, NJ. Baer.
Damascus-J. G. McLain, A. Dresher.
Flatrock-John Long, Fred. Rothenberger.
Freedom-Henry Gehrett, p. P.P. Rockwell.
Harrison-J. N. Bliss.
Liberty, East-G. W. Wright.
Liberty, West-Geo. Daum.
Marion-Wm. Zierolf, j. o. Merritt.
Monroe-Wm. Booher, John Rantz, Chas.
Hoover. s
Napoleon-D. Meekison, II. Rohrs, ]. NJ.
Haag, D. j. Humphrey, Jas. Donovan, @. F.
Clement.
Pleasant, N. B.-N. Laubenthal, @. Horn
ung.
Pleasant, Holgate-Wm. Kaufman.
Richfeld-J. J. Ballmer. add 81
Ridgeville-Frank Rowe.
Washington-J. s. Mohler, D. Hartnett.
On motion, it was resolved that delegates
to the Congressional Convention to be held
at Defiance on the 21st of June next be Sc
lected by township caucuses, and that the
county be apportioned for that purpose.
On motion, the townships were required to
meet in caucus on the 10Th day of June, 1888,
at O'Clock p. m. at their usual places of
holding elections, and proceed to select the
number of delegates to which each is enti-
tied in the Congressional Convention.
1t was resolved that no proxies be allowed
in said convention, and that should any
township or precinct not be represented, the
delegates present from the other townships
or precincts are authorized to cast the vote of
such township. t.. ..# e.
On motion, committee adjourned.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26
n motion, committee adjourned.
State and Circuit judicial Conven-

State and Circuit Judicial Conven-
tions.
To the Democrats of Henry County.
In pursuance of resolution passed by the
Democratic County Central Committee, all
Democrats from Henry county who attend
the Circuit Court Convention at Lima and
the State Convention at Dayton, are hereby
authorized to cast the vote of Henry county
in said conventions.
By order of Committee.
JAS. P. RAaAN, Chairman.
H. E. MUM, Secretary.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26

sYThe second and concluding paper on
''The Bellies Of old Philadelphia, by Char
lotte Adams, which will appear ip The Amer
ican Magazine for May, contains some
charming descriptions of the grace and beau
ty that existed in that favored city about the
time of the Revolution. The article will be
copiously illustrated, and will be especially
valuable as collection of the different styles
Of early American portraituFe.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26

tY-If the Republican vote in Rhode Island
suits the Signal, 1t is welcome to the consola-
ton. But it suits us, and we feel good,
because the Republicans only carried the
State last week by about 1000 majority,
whereas in the President tial year four years
ago the Republicans carried the State at the
State election by majority of 6,344 over the
Democrats! The Signal should not deceive
its Rennhlican friends. -Ne .tIl@
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26

B Uneasy and unsettled as to all things
political, the Providence Journal Qnd-Rep-
Mug.) makes matters lively for the G. o. p.
in every way. Here is one of its little jabs:
The Arkansas delegation, headed BY Gen.
Powell Clayton, will 60 to the Republican
National Convention unpledged. In the
words of the old merchants manifesto, it is
bound for Chicago and market.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26
Judicial Convention.
For the 3rd Subdivision 0fthe Third
Judicial District.

The Democracy Of the Third Subdivision of the
Third Judicial District, comprising the counties
OF Fulton, Henry and Putnam, will assemble in con-
Vention at Napoleon,
Tuesday, May 1st, 1888,
at II O'Clock 1. m, for the object OF placing in
nomination one candidate for Common Pleas Judge.
The basis of representation in this convention will
be one delegate for every 100 votes, and one dele
gate for every fraction Of 80 votes cast for Hon.
Thomas E. Powell for Governor at the November
cletcion, 1887 which entities the various counties
to the following number of delegates:
Votes. Del.
Fulton. ...................... ... 1862 10
denry @SlS ~
Putnam ........... 3676 81
S5
BY order of Judicial Committee,
l.. l.. 0RwIG,
GEO. D. KINDER,
J. @. BOLLMEYER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-04-26

~The Republicans in convention last
week nominated the following State ticket:
Secretary Of State Daniel J. Ryan, Supreme
Judge J. P. Bradbury, Member of Board of
Public Works w. 8. Jones. The convention
endorsed Sherman, but in reality would rath-
er support such fellow as Foraker. His cal
ibre just suits the average Republican boss.