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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-The
Governor, Secretary of State and Judge
OF the Judicial district, have thrown
out the entire vote of the parishes of
Avoyeiles, West Feliciana, Franklin,
jackson, jefferson, Orleans, sabine,
st. John the Baptist, St Martin and
Washington for informality in the
manner of making returns, and declare
that no legal returns have been re-.
ceived from those parishes, making the
entire vote for Grant 1911 and for
Seymour 1855. The Democratic Con-
gressmen are declared elected from all
but the Second District. In the latter
district only the parishes of La Fourche'
st. Charles and ST. James are counted,
giving the certificate to Sheldon for
the full term and Manard, a negro, for
the unexpired term.
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FROM Baltinnorc

BALTIMORE, November 26.-To-day
was universally observed as a holiday
All business was suspended and ser,
vices were held in all the churches,
which were numerously attended. The
day was very pleasant and the city un'
usually quiet.
William Price, an old citizen, II
member of the bar and United States
District Attorney during President
Lincolns administration, died this
morning,
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register. !


MADRID, November 27.-An immense
and enthusiastic demonstration was
made in Saragossa yesterday in favor Of
Republic. A meeting was held and
resolutions adopted declaring that it i:
the will of the people that Spain should
have Republican form of government
The Monarchists have held large
meetings al Corunna, Ferrol Santiago
de Compostera and other places.
LONDON, November 27.-Fifty'seVen
lives were lost by the explosion IN Ar
ley Mines Colliery, ten seriously III,
jured and many slightly. The cause Oh
the explosion is unknown.
Thanksgiving was celebrated by the
American residents of Frankfort and
other European cities
THE HAGUE, November H.-The
Minister, have informed the Chamber
that the rumors Of the completion of
treaty between France and Holland art
entirely unfounded.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that . sound mind and body Ir u
most necessary requisites TO promote eouHubL
happiness. Indeed, without these the jourpsJ
through life becomes weary pllgTimAg' o.
prospect hourly darkons 10 the view, The u.il
becomes ahadowed with despair and hllsd va
the melancholy reflection that the happhsa. =
another booomea blighted with our own.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, November 27.-The mer'
chants are raising subscriptions Tor tne
pay and equipment of three months
volunteers, so that they may enter im-
mediately on active service against tne
rebels.
Runners are rife that several cargoes
oformO far the Revolutionists have been
landed, but the Government has reoeiv'
cd no official information of the fact.
It's reported that a secret commission
has left Cuba for New York, with the
object of enlisting the favor of the
American press and Government in the
rebellion in this Island. .
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November pa row oc-
Cured at the race course this afternoon,
during which policeman George Shakey
was shot in the side and painfully, if
not dangerously, wounded.
A man named William Forrest has
been arrested on the charge of shooting
Collingwood.
A young man named McCue was shot
here last night by man named Winch.
McCue, in company with several others,
blackened their faces, and proceeded to
the house of Winch to rescue girl said
to be detained there against her. will.
An affray ensued, resulting in the shoot,
ing of McCue, who died from his in
juries this morning.
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youug Mem. Christian Association

ST. LOUIS, November 27.IThe Young
Mems Christian Association closed
their sessions last night. There was a
large attendance.
Why do SO many churches fail to
reach the poor was the subject of dis
cussion. The sense of the meeting on
this question was summed up in the fol,
lowing resolutions, offered by Rev. Mr.
Martin:
Resolred, That so many churches
failed to reach the poor because the
poor, being naturally proud and sensi-
tive on account of their poverty, mis-
understood the church, and do not be-
lieye that they are welcome even where
such is the case, but mainly because the
pastors, officers and members are toe
selfish in the enjoyment OF their relig.
ion, and have too little love for souls
too little conservation to the Masters
work; too little of that universal divine
benevolence which is the essential anC
distinguished element of Christianity
and the leavening principle which is tt
till the whole earth with the knowl
edge and love of food.
Resolred, further, That this Conven.
tion is deliberately and solemnly i'm
pressed with the conviction that thu
only remedy for this evil is, first, tt
build palmer churches and invite tn,
poor cordially to them, providing fol
the sincerity of the invitation and max
ing it consistent by abOlishing tho sys
tsm of pew renting. Second, to seek
out the poor and carry the Gospel to
them and pray with those who cannot
be induced to attend regular religious
services and places of worship, and
lastly, for all professors of religion to
consecrate their influence and wealth
more entirely TO the service Of Christ in
saving souls.
AcollectiOn was then taken up which
amounted to over $1,000, after which
resolutions of thanks to various per
sons were passed, farewell addresses
made by several gentlemen, and the
Convention adjourned.
In the morning there was good union
meeting at Mercantile Hall, at which
Rev. DR.. X. Nichols, of st. Louis, de
livered an eloquent and lengthy sermon
from the toAt, righteousness eAaitetl
the nation"
The sessions of tho Association have
been numerOusly attended, were very
harmonious, and it isi5elleved will be
productive of much good.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, November 27.-Numerous
petitions were presented to Parliament,
praying for the grant of wild land in
ara Oh the Huron Il Ontario ship canal,
II naSins been rejected in conseQ uence
OF the technical rule of the House. A
Puoiic meeting Mas held last night, and
q delegation appointed TO wait nnon
Hon. NJ. c. Cameron to reopest him "a
bring the petition before the Gorarro ~
in council, and to be sent thence to tbo
House.
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From NIantua,nerY.

MONTGOMERY, November a. The
Legislature, to-day, was engaged in dis
cussing the Ku-Klux bill. The bill
makes it indictable for any person to
appear in mask. If any person shoots
one, who is naked after dark, it is to be
considered no crime. The time of i'm.
prisonment for being disguised is from
one to two years. Several sections OF
the bill have been adopted.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November q.
CoTTON-Opened quiet and firm, but
closed dull and dropping; sales of 800
bales at 25a25tc for middling.
FLOUR-Closed shade frmer, with
q moderate local trade demand and q
limited export.
WHEAT-More active, with a fair ex.
port demand, and moderate specula-
tive and milling inquiry.
RYE-Firm at 43al 40 for western.
PORK-Nominal at 20 10 for mess.
BEEF-Quiet and without decided
change.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Quiet.
LARD-Quiet at 16al6!c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and steady.
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From Montreal,

MONTREAL, November 26.--The Court
of Review was occupied to-day with
the case of Mangie against Benning, al
action for damage in the sum of $4,000
for breach of promise. A demurrer
had been raised in the Court below, or
the plea that Lower Canada did not re-
cognize a breach of promise to marry
as actionable. The demurrer was dis
missed and the Judgment confirmed.
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REFINED SUGARS

100 BARRELS HARD CRUSHED, row
lUU dered, graduated. and soft crushed
Just received, and for sale By
sep22 NJ. REILLY.
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GOLDEN SYRUP.

I'm BARRELS BRUSE'S, jsst received and
W for sale by
sep22' n. REILLY.
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New York Money Market.
NRw YOpK NOvemhar

NEW YORK, November q.
MONEY-Steady at 5a7 per cent. on
call.
STERLING-Weaker at 109ial09i.
GOLD-Quiet and lower; opened at
1853, advanced to 1855, and closed at
l35.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Less active
and easier. Coupons of'5l, 1l5al15i; do
81, 1T2alls; do; "a, l07sal07i; do IS,
10Sal05i; do new, ll0iallos: do '61,
llOfallOt; do '6o, ll0jalllt; lO-4Oe,
l06alQ6t.
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From TalIah n ssec.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November 90
The Supreme Court met and adjourned
without transacting any business to-
day. Lieut.. Gov. Gleason, in answer to
a rule of the Court, calling on him to
show by what authority he holds the
Office, denies the authority of the Court
and says the Legislature only has juris'
diction in the case, and the latter will
soon meet.
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FAMILY FLOUR

Inn BARRELS ASHLAND KENTUCKY
lOO Mills, Winter Wheat.
100 Barrels Avondale all choice quality.
Just received and for sale by
sep22 ". REILLY.
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Porto Rico Sugar

fOftO RlcO sugar.
On HoGsHEADS PRIME QUALITY JUST
~ received and for sale by
oct2l NJ REILLY.
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~, Louis Market.

ST.. LOUIS, November Y.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull and lower. Corn sold at 75aSoci
mostly new. Oats unchanged at 52a5oc
Rye sold at l 12ia1 Is. Barley Nh
changed. Pork % 90 for city packed
Bacon, shoulders llia1lic; clear sides
I.ic. Lard l3c. Whisky nominal.
hogs dull and easier at 6ta7c.
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Coverings Philadelphia Re-
fined Sugars.
* BARRELS HARD & SOFT CRUSHED
y GRADUATED and Powdered, just received
and for sale by
sprl6 Y. REILLY.
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From 81. Johns.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., November a.
Arrangements have been completed by
which the st. Stephens Bank will re-
sumo business ia few days. Sco-
Vile, the defaulting cashier, escaped
from the sheritf's custody this morn
ing, and thirty thousand dollars reward
Is offered for his apprehension.
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AHrnI.

WASHINGTON, November G.-An af-
fray occurred yesterday near Lincoln
Barracks between from sevesty-ive to
one hundred negroes. One negro was
killed, and two officers were injured in
suppressing the disturbance, which
originated in procession EN- route to
Law the cornerstone of church.
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Convention.

JACKSON, MISS, November 26.-The
Republican Convention adjourned, last
night, after preparing au address to
Congress, asking it to declare the de-
feated constitution ratified and the
State officers elected.
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hailed,

RICHMOND, November q. = James
Grant, who shot R. H. Pollard, has been
bailed in the sum of $4,000 to answer
at the February term of court.
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From Ottawa.

OTTAWA, November 26.-Sir John
Young, the ne v Governor General, who
arrives tomorrow, will be publicly re-
ceived. He will be sworn into office
next Tuesday.
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Verdict.

ALBANY, November Elm the case
of Mrs. L. b. Tero, of Delaware county,
murdered Wills asleep, lie lie
erred verdict against her hus-
baud, who is suspected because of al
legged infdelities on his part.
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Rurglary

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-This
morning the Franklin Institute build
ing was entered by burglars, who
blew open the safe. One burglar was
captured.
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Esau. Rasfnn

BosToN, November PA municipal
order was passed this afternoon provid-
ing for committee from both branches
of the City Government to extend the
inequalities of the city to General
Grant, during his visit to Boston.
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In Session.

RICHMOND, November 26.-The meet
ing of the stockholders of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio railroad is in session,
John b. Baldwin is Chairman.
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oot ts, November 27.-C.N. Payne,
1ne peSS1,s.rian, concluded last evening,
aI 'I 1oo o n;1g Rink, the task of walk
ing ioV .n m,ies IN % hours, % minutes
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Attempted Escape

KINGSTON, November 26.-The con
victs in the provisional penitentiary at
tempted to effect their esbape last nigh
| but were frustrated.
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Mime

AUGUSTA, ME-, November 2.-The
official vote of Maine was, for Grant
0,433; Seymour 1884.
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New York Dry Goods, Market.

NEW YORK, November "a.
The market continues languid but
prices are generally steady.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November q.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Unchanged.
COTTON-Firm at 23c for middling
uplands.
WHISKY-Firm at CSC.
hUG SsFH Da at 45a7 = az 0' IN the lore
noon, but the feeling not so strong al
the close.
MESS PORK-Firmer but quiet; sales
at % 5Oa22 SO for best brands; % 90 was
asked.
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders held
at 91a9ac; clear rib sides at l2fal3c
and clear at 131al3tc.
ATS-Dull; shoulders y cid
sat 9ssaiGG, aud hams al
LARD--Quiet but firm at l4c for prime
steam, and 144a15c for kettle rendered
BUTTER-Firm at 34a39c.
EGGS-Held at 33c.
CHEESE-Firm at 16ia17c for West
ern Reserve, and 19c for factory.
APPLES-Firm for prime at 5 90 pei
barrel.
POTATOES - Firm at 5OaS5c pei
bushel.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM-Fir at 29a30c for re.
fined.
GOLD-At 134f buying.
EXCHANGE-Dullat tal.lO discount
buying; par selling.
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GET TYsBURO
KATALYSINE WAIth'
Its Wonderful Cures a"'
rafiye Powers

u,HE GETTYsBUEG SPRING ~ ,,-,ss
announce that they oS'l u.llss
ments for supplying the OeuJs - ~
Water on . scale comma hs,h - .l,stt -
mand. Physicians and lnval l',l.. - ~ 4
nation a. 70 the therapeutic va. IA, -
this Water will on applloa,,lDh "a, 49, :
the Company, or any Of ths W ,,,,suss7
furnished With printed cope o. 80. ~ .
20 he cUEITfTE IyYTcIs the only uss"
| tho y.lue Of Any water OF nedlciD,- . o
They are .lso referred 20 NJ - -
valid and their medical sdTssn. 80 .
Of the country, who have, siSos -. - -
PRODUCTION ofthis water sm0nS ~. ~. =, 4 q
slI months ago, been cured, y ~
tressinE or fatal mAladies- ,.,l,,hs. -.
This csmblned testimony estA,l'..s,, 4 >,
all reasonable d0nbt the 'ppS G.si5g
Water A a remedy fer RheumAhssn !. y
Al Dy.nep,ia Kidpsy. Urinary, nv 4, o
AZ ana Rowel Diseasss, (BihSgtss :, ~
,s,rh SenraIgia and Nervous Ds - >
sII other. known 70 mAtsrta med1A
The rain.ral springs Of modern tas- =, .
4, bas hem demonstrated 10 -, - -
,,snee. ,o nossess the power Of s0'Is ~
:. 800 .,on. 4. tbe bladdef, and ibs ~, -
~ cbaIL stoues formed BY kbsaS ..-S,f -
"a Cr,yeI and Of PEKHAsysIli ~ ., -
49,. Tor Which medical scSsnc.n 49, -
esisbrated mineral waters have
piG a. ~. rrssting the proErea. y -, =
bently curing. AibumsnuriA
his water Is confidently .lAl1sss,a, s-.s ..
80 nlnerai spring water With w, "a -
s,g.TisbIe cures have been snse's"
~ p . q Liberty street. Sc. IYIss5nIyrElD
Yoy sals By NcCABE. b1on ~ -.
KRIYT % Main street, Wbssihs ~
Rists generally.
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Incorporated 1885.
= Hcrton,s Tnhacco Antidote,

r. Hayt0a'S Tobacco Antid0te.
t.=As. ~ - uEgovE al DESIRE TOR ToBAcco \
e.. ~ rsgabl. anil hdTDiiss sd IS also an e1cehehZl
y. J rTga nid eaTtG'es the blood, lnvlgotaZ "a
- ... =, Of. clt nourishinG and strengthenirYpo"
...t1 stomach to digest the heartiest food mako
.,.p i ~. anil establishes robust health Smoke
II o.. :. s.Ety ysDrs cured Price tttVents pc
81 IA Interesting treatise on tf inluron
80 .uoacco with lists Of testimonialF references
IN. Agents wanted. Audrey
DR.. +. r. ABBOTT, JeTJfy City, y. ].
rEAT1 IALS-
I...... las TsJINoNv.-I receivHR box Of Burton
r'..J:e ..om Rev \ " Poulton, AZ hnd 1t an psdHd
cve :. GArSnHS Connection Harrison Co.. OHIO.
yRox THE L: S. TRhssuRr, freary'i otiessI,P ,
send supply Of the ASorE Ihe one rseeiTed na' don
IL, IrOgL SURELY. " d hp'AN'
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the prisoners Of this insttE ion\
AB,yErR', Trsrrs/Sr. - DIN Bur,On's AntidOte &c
Tobacco LI, accomplished all oldimayor il.
W. MAsZ lst Nat BSnkNSew Albany, Ind
A CLxRGrxlS's fEsrINoST.-osESoI or ASTEDoT
cured my brother Lhd myself IT EEyESAH
Rev. wv. sHoEHAKER, Keney% Station, Pa.
FRox THE TeLIcE HELDoU iRTERs, LiSN, mss
hrre gliAei fity- IRE poHAs of fesh IN hTN ronue
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the wsed from take pleasure In recommendnN u
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves by . certain PA
tice INDUCED In when alone, . habit freQusltI
learned from evil companions, or at school u,
effects Of which are nightly felt, even VIA
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage In
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately
What q pity that . young ran, the hops d
his country, the darling Of his parents. shouli
be snatchod from all prospects aud enloymshh
Of life by the consequences Of deNIAung ffus
the path Of nature and INDUCING IN a orrtIl,
secret habit. Such persons must, bsiorv Goa
templat.nl
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ness bat demand secordingy Hight and the busnes.
ga. .ts On On Saturday, sS"Prssa ,eoa see bushels
p and ;e %ssa 5 ~ ii IL f 10 S'
ss ;Rss' 10 sns': :in. Y slo's:
:.is: weera and c.s.as Corn n wa. as
81 os II ss .1 sa Il q os
oas were dull but unchanged the sales we're about NY
=. a :1s
s s s: W g. e.. s q
Esw York and Soosyn y, w.sshoUse Sossm I e.
DO r rye fSs DO Sasy. 1854 d. matt
fssiaHrs-rhs marke. was rather more active, and
s..dy II. .a.s.sras So:ns.: s.
q "a ao !. "a Sss oar
Dsshs: wheat 4 "a sna ~ Ds s
and Is bsiss hops at Va To Glasgow, per steamer 80 bb
GusniEs continued 70 rs dull and nominal issc ass
for bags and q Hc ~ for cloth ~. "a. .o,a
Jute dull and unchanged
ISL ss sSoe was ss 40 p%s
lsc for good lbc lie for common, loc 2c for inferior
MoIAssTs was neglected. fun prices prevailed for all
NAVAL Receipts, 100 hbls spirits turpsn.ins. SO
steady 80. nsIehan;sSls and shgpnE lot.
~ q " g S sss9s % e s sa Ss
extra DO sale. 100 Sbi.. No. Al ss Tar was un-
changed.
Other kinds were also duh, at former quotations
1853 bills pork 24b do. beef, and
81? %:; :. az
s2 50 $2 IS for mess, s2s e ~ 80 FOR city do
and 2s uninspected thin Live hogs in
GsSs @ and closing &c s The sSe .n
price. were heavy ss SAL Il 30 bs's; Sil $la
Tisrcs beef remained dull :. 27 sso Tor prime and
WI WA FOR india DO sales ~ erces OF the latter on p
ssas
picked shoulders, lac for smoked do, &c., l61ac for
bagged DO Bacon in improved demand,
private terms Prices for lots the spot nominal Mt
about ifc for Cumberland cut and long clear and de-
prices unaltered Sales 3O pkgs at 15lc Ito for
No. to prime steam, and u G. for Kettle rendered
and naSa Crude bulk was and Ss
unsettled aid lower, closing at about 5c a15c We
heard OF No sales OF consequence. Refined but little
G0 bbs standard white at &c. and 500 do ~
ac Naphths was In demand but az ower prices CO.. bbls
dull and prices c Der gallon cosns al &C. for
refined the spot Sales 1000 bbs for the balance OF this
month at 27c, closing at &c. 49,
kI0E.Car0na dull and Wer, closing a. $40 y4c
RangoOn duh and unchanged
SO9AR.The market was dull and inactive, and prices
amaa at e va bssa S M e r
l1ac 1l1c. Refined dull but steady ~ l5Ac l53c
for hard, 1896 lc. for soft white and lSc. 4Ac for
yellow
SKEpeLnsced moderately active and &c. &c. lower,
the sales being 500 bags ex Pomona At ~ VA gold duty
TALOw only moderate active and heavy. The saes
were II, 900 lbs 1t i24c. a IL sc.
vned the market shade hrmer. Sales 400 bbs.
Western 1t u % . 81 Us, duty paid
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wss1caes1ss m1rllJssncs.

lNCENDIAKIsN AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eleven
and twelve O'Clock on last Friday night the dwelling
OF Mr. Moore, on the outskirts Of Centrevte, was
discovered to be on nre. but the flames were soon
extinguished. On making an Inspection OF the
sene was found snygy concealed on the outside OF
tie building. On sunday night another attempt was
made to tire the building and tins time the building
was destroyed. The owner and occupant 10 poor
man. and the object OF the incendIary IL mystery
MEETING or SUPERv1soRs.-The members OF the
Board Of Supervisors OF Westchester county assem-
bled at the Court House, White Plains yesterday to
hold their annual session. w. w. Person, clerk Of
the old Board, called the meeting to order when
the following gentlemen representing the several
towns answered to their names: H. D. Robertson,
Bedford; CONN 8. Brown, COrtland; Edward ID.
Lawrence, East Chester; Abraham Q. Wilson.
Greenburg; Edward Willetts, Harrison; Daniel
Hunt Lewisboro William D. Palmer Mamar TSn
Pleasant; Francis N: Carpenter, Newcastle; Law
renee D. Huntington, New Rochelle; James Hopkins
Lawrence, Ossining; Ben Aegeman. Pelham; David
w. Miller, Poundrldge; Thomas K. Downing Rye
ABRAHAM seG Hae
Farms; John D. Gray, White Pains; Ethan
Flagg, Yonkers; Joe 7. Palmer Yorktown:
for chairman. William 6audweI democratic,
and odell Close, republican lwere nomnateo. inc
Sens M the
thanking the members for the honor conferred, and
expressed his hope and belief that the proceedings
would be conducted with the greatest harmony and
satisfaction. He then stated that there were several
matters Of Importance which required special atten-
ton: one OF them was communication from
the county to the State through the delacation
OF Henry Willetts, the absconding ex-Couniy Trea-
surer; and the other was presentmenJ made by the
late Grand jury of the county in reference 10 the
lack or proper accommodations for prisoners in the
County Jail. The Board next proceeded to ballot for
Charles f. Johnson who took his seat and assumed
the duties OF his office. The presentnent OF the
Grand Jury was then read and referred to a special
committee OF five. The Board then adjourned until
ten O'Clock this morning, when they Eorganize as a
Board OF County Canvassers.