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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 21, 1888 · page 4

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M enthusiastically a

with a

.« gavel. wrought with alive: andgoiil, having

5' ‘aoiamondonthereremeiaeotthehead—a
[ultimatum-oft) .

"i oonrentiontothediatora’
,chairrnanllayne. of the oomrnltteeon
Menreoognlaeilanilpre-otedtbeoonr
nittee report Thenportailophtherulee
ol' the houao oi representativu with Ionic
slight modification, and mahea the follow-
‘hr‘ofllrnlhurlnw:

, In; ennui
: gaining candidates tor Meat.
.- t. l’reaeaietionol candida!- tor-them wot
,deatlal nomination .
‘ 7. Balloting.

, The rule- reoomrnendeil are mhuantlally
the adopted by the lartnatlonal M'Ulluflt.
The only euentiai changer are two. One it
that instead 0! adopting “Cnahlng'l Innual'

_ It a guitlo tor the lurllnrnantory proceeding
ottlacnmentlon. the rulu oi‘ the house ot
"promoter“. are recommended at for at
applicable. The mutt martial change lathat
it la returnmorulod that an executive crumltr
lee «hoisting oi nine mmher‘a may bechouo
by the national connnlttae to conduct the
all-ir- ol tho party.

11.. report gira- Dam am Watt: and
Washington lorriuryda votea

Ilr. liner moved thattlta uportolthe
committee he adopted, with tin exception or

 

, lip. Butter-orth'eatotlopwuileteateo.
unconventioathannthlmtooh a rec.
"118p. In ,
. fun I'll!!!) IIIIIOI.
Ataallmnatoivthedelegatuwereln their
MINI! Chairman Eaten tonnditnocea

that-aniline realisation cl thetact. thatlre
uni-“uh hriq item-lea] labor- to an

lie would at 8%,aod thereonreotion
warm calltdtoadu. Butthedele-
gains were lugetting into their eeate,
earl theOaItornlan had to shout eavaral
tine- bdoro heconlil not ambiance“
In“! -

lanelliegtoo, oi liarylaml, aunt up a
«gelatin elm eympathy with the
Omnnatioo lutltohour of their «Impact-
row

Ir. Harris. at NorthCarolina, anbrnitlet]
eeaeuhetltuleaneolntionwhichberaldhad
beenapprored by the committee on reeolw
lioaa' Thenbatltatewaa amptod by Ir.
ll'elliutonanilotlopted by arising role, and
haeloilowa:

WeWtotheilerrr-aawople our heartlelt
Whhlheilouhle in»; they have recently

, mnmmumm ntaa under
whoeerrlnilernranyhaahecomuannltetlnatloa;
notion otherxmtuaahhliherallriaded.
mlmiazaodnobleeol. '

“mmllt'mu had litre new Hr.
“where-hi unanimouaoornent lorthain—
Juan-tiara ole resolution,

a'mu tree M an aitwl- hm
deer thrieu eatleoatlte’aliiaa len. to
raatore true- the were of ratth tour of
itaiertua‘em MW roux. nirvana-ea
her; here

' Maryeerrieea private
vine-aw noble character have shed glory
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mmtiaa

There were rim thorn ot ”No." but on
avivavoeevotethemluiion ward-and.

m“ "sugar. .53....“ a

. . . lien

‘llr. Bradley made a eitort

it wae that the committee on
credentials would report in twenty minutes,
and one great shoot amtwl’oralier. A

aoovatlooyhuhenppearrdu theiap.
luthemothllremarb other?»
aherraldthatwhlleheoonldnotpndlotwho
wouldbethenotulnee lit “anathema“
defloeromeolhle
lnlheilrrtplaeehewlllheauatlrnian. That
line. Thatlllaylngaxo'tlddrahlao'tltl lath.

 

J. I. mean.
llxbtofimmmnwo lapeak. o! oouraa lie will
heame’nolxeod moral character, and he will
have acme auclal standing in the community
when ho llrmt As aorna gentleman has loti'
mated here. he will be alnyal Inn of“ the rrpub
lie. I thin-gilt o low minutes ago, when tlila mn-
ventlon was applauding tho eon of our arm
mutt-ram when he went up the aluluil’rerl
Grant), lmw badly I would tool it ]
holongr-il to e party to whnee convention
he would not be woloorno. Then tlm man we
noniir'mta will be a man who will chorlslr patri-
otic n-roiiertlnns. i‘tlld the norms of Grant, Sher.
man anal Sheridan will hedear to hint. ] might
goon and Indian: in you many other qualitie-
tlut be will prism“. [might point out to you
the nharulnr u! mor- ho would bulb other I.
apecu- touching him an a man. na an individual;
touohloghlmautoreeortt audallthoae loathe.
But In me simply my thathe will not onlyhe a
man who will cherish patriotic recollection. tart
he will have a recon! ae a Republican that will be
without npot or blemlah. Ba will be a man who
willtalmouraceptor ll hle handout-unit”
victory In the name of Rewrblieanlm.

ln mmcinsion, tlovoroor‘ Foralter amid:

Without-ha Irtaaweoan carry uptheglorlola
roll-nip that mmee trout Dragon.“ earryltt
awcuplrig the whole country with} MW
triumph. We will knock Grover ancient! and
the old handanna into tumour Mamie.

tlnri-i-nor Funkor, won many timer inter.»
rupiixl by annual). the mention 0! Grant
aml oil-or llqmblican [endure bringing (orth
u [what storm 0! ohoerl

Mr. Fuller, 0! ltortfi Carolina, looted tint
thooonvonliw lraarlilrearail byCoLRG.
lngonoll. but the choir anmnoal that the
omnmlttee on cmlentlnla was ready tore
port, anal although the urine for 1W
.wcro rullaweil the chairman held to the onion
of business .

Congas-mun llnpinn-n then reported as
Inllowa:

lnfavorolaeatlngthe We: placer! 0- the
roll by thewlooal oommltta~.ewept inoaeea 0!
content. in tho ninetuo carer- ol‘ conteat the
committee mmmle the wearing a! delegate-
ae lollnws:

Third Georgia district. it a bailey. it 1
Taylor.

Fourth Georgia illeult't. It It Wright.“
Wimhrrty, I’. ll Km 0. I. Gallo-r. with hallo
vote each. '

Filth Mina «ileum. lurid Your. mom
Gall.

Thin] South Carolina .iistnrt, Jamar ll ‘l'or
rock. lv‘, l. lliclta

Seventh Tenn-late dinner. A. II l‘llle-i

Third Marshall .Ilalrwt, William F Airey.
Willlam \\’ Jam

"mini Mutant-how!" tliatl'lcl. v
John lion».

Dbl flat at L‘Jumbll. Andrus. “tram-u l'. a
that;

l. flier-ea

The «intuitive begs leave lu “shout the lot
touring moon in the mouth-d flaw! in the \‘ir
girlie delegation: .

The" (allowed it long awn. which, now
pref, has let-n already antwipaml in t
xii

The annomouent that the Perry Car-roe
delegation, from the District of Columbia.
land been roared was roceival with npplanae.
it not ran-wed when the speaker stun-d that
the “bizarre delegatiw at large hm] ,lreon
rental, but the convention naariy wont wild
whon ltr. Hepburn want on,» say that it's.
alto hail been natal .

llarrtlyhad the laatworrlaot the-peak.
diedaway when Randi,“ Northearolina.
hepnto read the minority report. it db
eeoteil from the opinion ot the mafiorltyrv
mwhleh metal the tt’ieadiatrlotddeyatu,

tit report without. Meter, the algnatulea
attache-l, Mr. liurull omen! llaarloption A
Journal (or aignatnrw war made, and they
were read: shaman, Nevada; Wall. He-
break“; Freeman, South Carolina; Leonard.
“Will Carolina; 0. I]. minivan, Dakota. the
latter oXi-nptiaz to” much at the as
would st-Irator Mir-berg: from uncoo-
Vent‘lou aa a ‘

lliil. or Miaiuriwi. demanded parathion
topot hie mow Ivtln the minority rem
aad be was allowed in J» in.

Aflthatpartoltiloruportthatdhllwt t"-
ler to the Virginia round war unanimously
aolwte-i on a dim».- out the qneatioo and
upon the quantum oi waning the Atalanta! at
lam true \‘irglaia. , ‘
senator lllclillahergereahl that therewaa

 

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tloeautothentethal ’ " . lr»
‘Inla, in which Ir. replied wither
phaaia, while the chair rapped ! tor

anoint thawnvenuonlnaruar.

Altor tliir Gen. Blaghanetl’enntylvanla,
molteationgthlnrldeeuotthunajorltyr'
port ol the Witter. and loathe-tron;
pleoln invoroilbm

ntlogltle Roctnr,et'l'eaee.rpoha In tavia'
oltlundoptluodhmm .

lie mu (allowed hyOeorge Bpaldlng. el
liclrignn, who (am lb M at the

linhruudclezatloa hora the Ninth ill-trial,
ati-‘erro told that thh III elected
na tlu: district were «at

Michigan and Ohio, and that they were
entitle?!» recognition from the convention.
llr. Stcvonson, 0t Itinnuoto. spoke in the
unm stroll), being constantly inlarnpted by
«In oi "qu" lint in the meantime
Ctmgmman Wile had climbed upon the
etego, and the npplatae he received forced
the chair to give hint recognition.

lie repudiated Mr. WWW u
the minimums coiiventlon in the Ninth dlar
trial. was held in a grog shop, explained that
llr. l’wnlluton, the principal oonteatant. wee
clonal tlrmliatrictconrtot eminently
dignnntly dmiareil that he waathepeer ot
lir. limo or any otherman in memoran-
lion. He thought that “tequila could he
Iottled without going ofl into hm In
aapirito! lover and m be M Ill!"
Mldfil’t‘ll tho rueolotton to give the rival dele-
gations half it vote each. _

ltr. him, ‘oi‘ West Virginia, to!“ to
ponroiloutbetronbled waiara flocculdn’t
do it without a violation 0! principle. Be
”magi-t the Nahum delegate- ahonld be
noted. '

Delegate at large Alhn, at Virginia, who
had been anoint] a tow momenta helm-air]
that the decision in hie favor- would be Valli.-
ltar ii the moreotlm decided against thala-
honeiia in the Rinthdiatrlct The lantern].
applied to both mane. To adopt the report
would put her-k the wheels of Republican
mm [or twenty yeara

‘llr. Mdflhourl.lnhehaltotthat
delegation. moved the previous question.

Senator .lluar. o- helnl! of Mantle,
wounded it, and Nebraia and Nevaih up-
oorteil it.

Onarlvavooavotethaanuodment to ad.
nit the Mahoneitea of the Ninth diatrtot war
uni—l

agalnonrrl'eiibyma two-thirdavote,anil
the result wee mired with tonne cheering.
Ontlltr auction for “I. “W of "I. IV
maindvrol the admitting the Win
dahgnraalnthoother dlrtrlota. Itr. Rattler,
ot Peomylvania, called [or a eeparate rob
upon ran-ll district. and it we- granted; but

Connecticut,

feat here Ir. Mien, ot
movdtomldderthe m,-
raver-l delegalea had In what
theywerevoiingahont

Ilr. Butter-worth mead inlay title on the
tabla

Thequartlon waacallerl and thevote wan
bu clan that thechair wan enable :0 decide.

it dirt-loo was again allot! or. The
cit-ti! raid] that thewiouqniatlonwae
W'ffl“VIt. and “r. Bantam, tit-Hail”, tool
but» with this hi my“ “I“

At instadiriaion on the qneatton tolay
Upon llmtabiomm ‘0 m at.
Mo admitting the Wood (WI delega-
tion in the Ninth 4% VII m-
yeae, w; «aye, “Had it was tabled an»
Milingly, ’

Now “qule OI thereport
o! tlu- nun-mitt” m in WDM
lain» 8.ou diatrlctwaaraachail. and the
convention VIIMIIIIW In On
mar Auloaan wnhlheoratore fought tor

 

 

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Weed var-I: tried
than the other

lir. Gago, of t‘al fornla. at llilil p. II
Ionian ruljotrrmrmrl until tile. in. bet it
was voted down by nu overwhelming shoot
of ”No." and lit. Gourm- tribaiilal

Senator Guy. at l’rnmylrania. rum-ii tn
ubetitotinnot the Into-I’ll! for Ilw- majority

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Pious, Rood Machines no.

 

Raymund irons.

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After several days of negotiation with the owners of the
stock of one of the largest importers in Boston, which was
sold by order of the Court of Insolvency, we succeeded in
purchasing at a mere nominal percentage on the cost of im.

ration. This stock, which was personhlly selected by Mr.

inmou in Europe for this season’s trade, consists of
Oath-rote Shawls. Jerseys, White Good: Roller, Chantilla,

Spanish and an Lancer Flonncio . Hamburg:
Lei-o Gummy“ Spreads: Towelr, atints. kc. ‘ ’ ,
‘I’eoonriiler mwrmi-mqmmfi-um-w our

oar-elm give carton-
‘eranowaunnlt tolerant lemme-honodeatlttathaa l theartaal coat. Weber-roi-
only lotunrnerati’ialewot tummyhupleeweahulmmatlafleeahtomeadatflurim.

HAMBURG SKIRTINGS.

spice-n m,amm incur-armour input. .6 we. price.’

i M£;Wmammimm;mgm&lbtogym;guhét
r mnmdmmwtlatmgolwzmamw ptry‘alrl‘doarprlu, It
ammonium: inml “E. I M" ;' 3b., . .

lap whirled-variety r? coat to ”at maul:- ”angular coat a!

 

 

Slate Roofing !

We new we: “rattle-aloha!

SLATING

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at 5'ien'1'ier inoi’ani unit

Parth-

”membrane!"

A. BLOB & 00.

Water spanner IlaVlhIId Salt]! NW.

aria man
“I; my none

lnrsn CROCHET Ensures.

an YARD FIDO...
Wotan; wetlaiwpnrt,lt,n,§enoflc.perpieee; our museum.

, moms, unnunwmn.
lawn-warm”.mmwmwmuhzmmmuumm. -

yokeaetiarkaanilaahntduy.ooute Imfltomearh;ouruleu.fi.toandm

Drawtgfiditllt‘tcmmhmnmendamymuwmmatem pro-it; our prions
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”.m-tdwith'l'orrhoelaeeaodrnhdrltry.u:¢tonahemu 1.25m Notch: our
.35.“,75andlk. ‘ “

Laces and Wellings; »

Vail Lacethgyptlan haremllrlcntal Laces at less than llalf Cost

Cree-tram!” toire tie on! - all 7
Orna-Fancyhora,awmwwmmmmmmuml,tnthflk

rm cranium Borgalne in on. Sale will he

Black Chantilly and [infirm Laces, Financial: and Will,

Mitcuwiflheofleredatwlceethatwlll new our mwwumium»
untheler-honlondayaad’l‘nday. by

 

 

J. TRISTRAM,
OPTICIAN,

83 Main St" South Kuwait.
(lull lpeetadta. I horn and chasm.
Ourlmumotmqufltyatd ammo-amt
prices. I a. it

Visual Input-alone detected and

 

W.B.I-IALL&CO

A Look at Our Large Amortuaent of

;--FURN|TURE-‘-

Will Satisfy You That For

Style, Price and Quality,

The Place to Buy to at.

 

 

 

 

MATHUSl-IEK
PIAHOS.

“tried and frlumphant.”

taflrflr lithium tail ti Tier.
., oaraf-oaeaorrvorvraaa'rroa
, aao ouaaaiurv.

lace ruminant over i! mothe In
moron-mum... leatmrrterlala
and “neg: mamm- .
$0“!me “Militia”
am. and keen la tone at one-
mr-«rmzmm m

OVER ".000 ll USE
land tor Ml We mm and
erleee to
ill! rem I SHEPARD cm,
or Jenner Oran? In! Hana. court.

Bataan-V. Intuit. Danaoav. .‘I’AI-
roan. Irma on Variance.

ten mirr- m Vera Diar- ov car-nearest".

 

- DAVID STOW’S,

‘ 8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 81-.

up swam.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

GREATLY flown men‘s
For Cash. ‘

lngrnin‘ Carpets, 15 cis. and Upwards
All Wool “ 50 “ “ “
Tapestry “ 44 “ “ “
Velvet “ $1.00

 

 

up m?‘fii6” ”iffi‘s’fn‘i;

THE BEST 0?

Meals,
Poultry,

Vttnmtbles,

than “ulna-unawawuallooweil
retail

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Wall Papers, . Shades, &c.

i. lillKlilllllli & ill,

89 Waahlngton Street. South, lot-wont.
"THE Promo season IS’HERE.

you CAN FIND A coon assoimrnur or ,

Canned Tongue; Deviled Meats. Ginger, Coconut, Orange
and Voniila'Wai‘crsiu decorated tin boxes, all kinds of Fancy
Cakes and Crackers, the Celebrated Cocnannt Macaroons. at
250. per pound Schcpp’s Royal Cocoxmnt Tupiocii Pudding
Preparation, just out, at 15c. per package; once tried is it sure
friend. The Norihfield Creamery Butter in one-half and one
pound prints, which has gained such it largo reputation, is re-
duced to 30c. per pound. Also First Class Dairy Butter, fresh,
rosy, and fine flavor, at 250 per pound. Also the very best
Goods at the lowest possible prices. We can give you the

 

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flier-e fantasia; Elsewhere.»
“It! Malia-Ohm to By part

illicit Sillillil. Pun

Best Tea in town at 50c per pound. Our Cofl‘ecs are the very
best. if you have not given us it trio], Come and see us, and
leave your orders tor Fruit and Vegetables.

CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR, ’

 

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anon

Lowest Prices 1

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the heart lane]

'70 WASHINGTON STREET:

SEED POTATOES.
Etflflf? ”gztlehmr

Burbank.
_ White Elephant
' N01. 800“ Old Ne a “0'0.
\Vhlte ,lttar

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SPECIAL J E' SALE:

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Ware.
‘ .- PA'lglllTSi» 5;,5
Oils Varnish“;
Berry Broslilurd Oil Finish.

Wire Stcel'. Door no», ‘
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BILLIE ll

mam.
‘ 63-0033.
EWERS!

SEWER PIPE

70 Washington Street,
r. M. PIERCE
All) '

Box 30. Seath Nerwalhct.

The leh’npolitan’s Record for I887.

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