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New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
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SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP aud BEAUTl-
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,fIur.I 4Tfluclal teeth, sN,l every re hf~tipf a"
frf f, Dguig strength and ruutt. ur- only 10 De seem
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Gan Ais' hst Eunher ~rt- irh no 10
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New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
NITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY

CATSKILL CREEK LINE.--Stcamers NEW
~ CHAMPION or WALTER BRETT da ly, from CanAi-gt
Ter ~, y. r.. at 6 y. ia. Fare. 50c. Berhs Tree
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

NEW JERSEY AND NEW-YORK RAIL
- WAY-foT HACKIsS SACK, SPRING VALLEY, NAN
UET EIW CITY HANLESTilAM, and STONY FONT !.
Leave New.YoTE Via Erie ferries, foot Chamber 50 1a.
5:3J "a. nj j. D. as. - .. ana $50 sundays. -y D. ~
aud GAj ucsier trn on saturday nights my f. ~
o'clock through stony INiu Excursion tickets 80 lre
ticket ofces An trains E1e Dcpot. Jersey city.
General Once, - IrOiaWay. see cT'u ular.
F.. ffu.ri tt rIlf.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
Gaic5 bp AuCuOn

a. Nr.vfv Nurf"re'r
10y BANGS. MLliNiN a. Co., 600 Broadway,
- uc.r Hoa4 .-..+ ut huu.. IS I.1a of Art Sc. "'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
COOK and HOUSEMAID.-TwoG German girls,

sisters will go together upstairs girl sep
araey bath good cooA aud aun.
dresses excellent good reierence eay
or country 500 0lhaye., near 23d 81
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
East Side.

!, j GRAnERCY PARE.-Mss. J. CURTIS
Ia- desirable ROOMS LET with board, trtIseiity
l .mILnnilEL aI.n tAllc Rp.rh N,nn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
Gituailons Uanteo-- Females.


BY rpsprctable lady situation as a0d-eseeper OF cgi
p,uin ha, uI tie situation r years and lan be hisa!y
,uhsnGfT no objection to travel never sesick C,l or
Il Arsfo
, 1876-03-11

beat candidate for this latitude that could bo
named hut that La poRsnsacs in more than orIi-
tary tesrce the worry qualities for that high posi-
tiou which tho public mind is looking for. Tho
Governor himself has lhken "a nearly no part At
all In tho discussions Of this matter o. ia poset-
llo for q man having 90 many frlonda who nro
auxioua for hta nomination. flc l,aH steadily
refnsod 10 consider, evpu. tho questions Of COM
binasion or organization In furtliotanco OF Iits
candidacy. Whom Approacllcd not long nnco BY
an experienced politician from up On tho west
orn Icsorvo with tho suggestion that It wA1 ttnlo
tint hia friends organize committee or club 10
puah tllngs for hia nomination. Ito 1u!ntiy out
itrmty declined 10 discuss tho pro}ect.-tacttiy
enying that II thoro waa anything In tho Hayes
Inovena1,t 1t would tako caro- OF isself, And II
thofo WAS not, It wasn't worth taking caro- OF.
Whether bocanAe Of tue apparently indepcnd'
Ont attitude Of the Governor or not. It Ia prot.
abic that tho lrst organized iudoraoment Of
Gen. nayeB for tho PresldenoY In htx avn Sshto
will coma from tho Convention which eolects tho
delegates to the National Convention. That e1-
preston will undoubtedly ba enthusiastic ~
well M unanimous. II maj be added that with
rho exception Of an effort br Cleveland paper
10 got up a diversion for Mr.. U!aino, thcro is
among Republicans Of Ohio no symptoms Of
rsefcronce for any other Candidate. air. Morton
10 regarded az out Of tho question since tho IN.
diana Convention. Mr. DriBsow tB we'll Elked.
but has absolutely no such political following AZ
numluatet candidates In conventions.
l.. ]. DENNEr.
, 1876-03-11

Of Tic rapors that vcrs carried anhy by tho
"1ndeuo,dont opidomio" will roturn to tho 1le-
publican fold, and Tho sau,e may 10 said OF tho
Independent leaders. On fair test OF party
strength, with only two candidates in tho field
California would DO Republican by 10000 ma
josisy. Blaine, Dristow, OF Waahburnc could
carry tho State ovar any man tho
Democrats could solcct. Regarding tho
choice OF tic party, nothing can bo
Rivcn boyund conjaoturo At this time. Whoever
HonAtor Sargent, George @. GorhAu1. and the
Fotloral otlico-holdors OF tho Stato favor. VII!
probably got tho delegation from California Ia
tho National Republican Convention, The State
Is 90 far removed from tho excitement aud act.ro
contro OF national politics that mono Of tho
anptrants havo many poaitivo adhorcnts among
tho mssaos, hepcc tho influence OF tho appoint
lng.powors will DO apt to turn tho delegation to
wlatovcr direction TINT influence is oxertod.
II IL regarded here &s axtFomoiy doubt
ful whethor tho "Cal!fornia power III
Washington has knT 1oro or admiration Tor Soo-
1olhry Dristow. Tho Inter ia said to have per-
alstontly declared that thoro waa . Whisky Ring
directly to tl,o CONTRARY. In faco Of tho Bona
tors affirmation tho Secretary socns to DO going
nhoad uu Tho presumption TINT 1Itug does OK
ist, and tho simple fHot alone that two pront-
mont lawyers havo declined to assist tho Gov
ernmont in tho prosecution Of 1oyonue caseH
inclsncs oue to tho ballot that tho Ring not only
c1tatat but tB strong enough to mako lholf fcarcd
spoeol1 In dofonso Of Hhnpllo I'd and tho WasA-
inRt0n City eontraota Ia not understood hero.
However, it Is claimed that ho will be stronger
with tho Administration for 1t, aud thnt mhy
prevent removals which tho Secretary Of tho
TroAkury might suBgcRt.
, 1876-03-11

The requirements Of tho hour, md no man In
al this bsoau las,d 30 wholly ll!ls nnl answoTs
lhcm AZ NoniAnin II. 1,ratow.
Whio according to Atr. blaine Rroht deal
that hta friends olAlul for him. defy auy man to
polnt out any one distinctive aat Of his which
Indicates a hatrotl Of corruption. OF all the
tisgracetul Jobs whloh hhvo passed CougEcsH
during tho Tnara which l,c iiaa sorveA thorc on
tho floor Of Ii, tho Speaker chair has ho ever won
fame or applause by opposition to onoot them
On tho contrary, hnH lio not almost uniformly
supported aud voted for them7 II am wrong
III this Insertion will be glad to 10 corfectoo:
II A1r. nsatne has any othor record than thla; !
ASK to have It pointed out Sir. 10 - poIt-
ttcian, not a statesman. anti tho fnothond "nlcn
ho has adopted to placo 'inssclf In The PreHtdch.
ttal chalp aho tin methods Of politician and
prthrlu e11c. M was yhoNt, Ht tho llePub!lcau
State Convention in tho noiEhboEhg btato ot
Wtscoutit, n few days e{ncc. aud ae WA At.
tempted in th,s stetu. by the movement 10 call
onr Conycntion upon two wCeth' NOTICE but
which. thanks to tho Elrmuess and Just action Of
Cant, pakeIy. Chairman of tho State Central
Committee. was dofcatsd.
Mr E1atno Ia empl,atically tho candidate Of
tho politciauB-aild by tho torn politician
meat, rnnl, wllo makcB trasio mud profcAslos,
IT loiitics-who aeck, Ds1cu as tho means of
acquiring fortune and tame. lie Is not tile man
Acti,nnucd by Tho times. nor ia be tho tnnn whom
wo are suro Of clcctiug II nominated.
", ". WttIIAMs,
, 1876-03-11

hurne would carry tho 8tate by largo majority
II nominated. but lls IL too prominent man IA
bury In tho Govoruor'a oflino for four years. and
s ns /. rrs
mentioned In that connection throughout lii
Uuton-he will hn.n prominent position In tho
no1t Republican Cabinet. ffo IL eininuutlY fitted
for any position within tho gitt Of tho nation,
nol8 l0wovor much no might desir0.- Warrc1
Hentfnci.
Wo have bnen frequently nskod who Is III,
first choice Of tho Republicans OF Mercor Coul.
ty for Governor at tho coming election. To on
ab!o 1,s to anawer tho question co!rottlr, W
parts OF tho county. sud l,nd tho,n almost unar
inlous for 9holby NJ. Oullcin. THIS prafcrcnca
ID not basod on personal ob}octiops TO Gov. Dev.
cTidgo, and will not intorfeto with his support
should ho receive the nomination. but Ia q Vol
un.Asy tribute to man wl.oae Long .pnbIto ser.
vice, and purity in private aud public flfo. In
won tia confidence OF tho Republican tnasaes ID
a doRreo TINT will be likely to moro distinct,
nnnIfesrttselt at tho County Convention in iii
aelocton of delegates instructed to suto for Uut.
fom.-Aietlo Record.
Tho Rockford Gaz6tte, while approving nen.
HuFlbut'a conduct In CouGraBs, Beons To think
ho Inns represented tho Fourth District Long
enough. II says. III cannot bo donitd shaHi
ihors In focstng In tho district that no mau
from this bnnnor districs, ~ John 7. FarnsSsorts
seemed to lavo for o long timo. And wa regard
it "a more thia feeling than any hostility to (lou.
liuslbus that cnuaca this soMtimont In favor ot I
change; AZ clifton OF MiHnabaCo County, va
t,et fndorscs ona OF our own citizens for ths 10
sitton, -Four years ago Mo1Ionry County pre.
souted the namo OF Cen. =. 4. 1iuElbut for Tho
nomination, and hfs own County Of Boone
Con. H., and ritn Winnebago seourad hia nom!.
nation, II tlltg wear tho situation Ia feYar8od
, 1876-03-11
THE FOURTH ILLINOIS DISTRICT.
IAriIuoH NH co1nRFaA

tspstfal D,slateh to TIA chfcago Tribune.
nocxFonp, Ill, March lQ.-Tlloro Ii q eroat
dosl Of talk iu this city about tA3 Faurth Con-
grossional coup d asat III Which the Republican
organ Of MnIIanly County suddenly holstod
tho name Of William Lathrop In plAce OF Con.
lIuslbnt, to represent shfa distrlct In tho noxt
CouR1oss. Wiunsbago County has taken it pp,
xnd It Ia difficult to fun man IN Rockford who
Ia not for Lathrop, 40 universally Ia ho respected
and looked up 10 As All honest man. There
sseros to be no reason for this sudden chRpg0
of sentiment, further than feeling that QUO
man has no right to lifelong lease Of Z seat
IN Congress. Gen. Iuslhut'a ca1oer ia
Congress- us tho representative Of this district
Is unhlemishod by , single mistake A man Of
talont and nausnce, he was respected aud court
I'd by leading men Of both paItiea, and the fact
that bis mama uaa mentioned - being fitting
man 10 I'LL pelknap's pfaco. sufficiently ahowu
tho raEk Of tho gentleman tie Republican party
Of this district will lose.
THE cohINd MAN. .
Mr, William Lathrop. is we!i-hnown fl this State
aud ability, aud wtlal his character is not blei-
tshed With = snglo act Of dishoncaty. In AL i'll
tekv!ow With Ms. Latllrop yesterday, he gRYs
your correspondent to understand that ho wRB
int and would uot entar into any combination
to overthrow Hurlout. lilo waa fully satisfied
that shs distsiot had been ably Rad honestly
represented during the past four years. l3ut, II
il soemed tue unanimous wlsh OF the people
that 4a fLashrop) should be tho next Congress
cept It. lie evidently does not approve Of any
unfair advantage being taken Of hia opponent.
Tha Republican uesspspsrs throughout tho dis-
tsiet lndorHo l4AthfDp.
, 1876-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
1IL.ADE3 IL TIf,1.1N',

Spsetal Disnaseh to TAs Chdeaos Tribune.
WA1BrKA, ILL.,, 1iasel, 10.-Tho lion. Franklin
Dladas, OF Iroquois County, suddenly appears
upon the soano aa formidable rivat to ali aaplr-
ants for Congressional honors iu this Eighth
District. Dlalas La ano scholar, md worry pop
u,ax. ue ssryol ns q mombor OF tho 1ogtsla-
tl,re in 1861 and 1862 afsor which he ensoEcd tho
service, and ainco tho War las bceu successful
lawyer, distinguished at tho Bar for bis abilities
1lo is opposed to imitation, and i,as written sov-
errl sterling financial articles for tho
1toquois Republican, which, papor was
until then inclined to follow in tho
wake Of thc Inter- -0ccan. DlRlca iR
On e1o1upnt speaker, aud lus friends think him
much abtsr man thnn Fort. Fort, II no does not
secure the GubcruhtoHal nomination, Will np-
doubtodly make endoavors for \ ronomiuation
for Qongrase, but tho eastern portion OF the dis.
trict claims tho candidntc tlis year. and with
such man ~ Uades, widely and fayornb1y
known all nver this district, ther6 soens oyory
pto8psot Of auccess.
TIE aCuooL-FUHp.
5pstiai Lt8patch ~ 1h$ Chteaan Tribune.
Bun1lHaToS, Ia, MARCH, 10.-1t is ruinorod,
aud tho rumor finds crolonce, that tho Catlo-
lica have united on candidate for School Diroc-
tor who Ia pledged to q division OF tho school
fund. Election noxt Monday.
, 1876-03-11


The Treasury 1dta"ea due from As' AAFfta,
sio9,l 9,l7s.oa!ll"'
Only fve months l.sot uio seesotssy wns ~, 'otcoo
So0 20 o nosd sAt e s rsrlx fn INA tho foot
stens o. bis uluett;ona ptonocoshor. ~ June
1851 Secretary woodbury. appoihtea' Mt.
Aatosohs 20 oxhmis'e INC AisAlse o. Tug Co!umpua
as ssG :aaat sa 81 ''stsa o' n'S eyd os!
shocked or outraged At tGe eonduot of ,h!s
ss, pllst Ia o. onot y mn e 4ocpo,sr, .3
s' "Tbs man "a tooi: Gordon % : b: D. Boyd} seons
feal!y re'aem1 ana an ,heMnoo 70 .dnn haa VIII
hta tnanta shas re aonest, Ana nas pspa ~, 10. ,oa
eway from his daty py 10 oaamp!e o., o. ns rtes
decessor and eet!An ooaancss 70 l., .us 10Y ~,
morfnty Eoleu ne1e aoes nns lnoso ~ t. o. s ~" uu
acaEcle "a tt aoos wtn ~ & y nomo not.ta ts
esteer "oua p,ngpoy . ~ y1ao", yrn,o ~ Ia ha r,1r;.cS
ge o 10y ~ w hns LII 1s'nsn IN prafn,smcc to
teHommano ~ netne ta.a1n M h ,s anas f.i u,
no", 1na VIII 0ot 70 "''s'0''a " 'p'~u'@'' MY
more. ..a, :, ,ho n..oha, fo1.
qua % " aas uestsuus 80 NV =. ''ns.ant y
ioHl9g, tna aay psnssen. *nu M u.n5ntssv
DoId ras hilowoa 70 tesign, Ano tn' o.. necIssn.S.
~ 'tle nes,J - 1870 aSn ga7 ~ ~ III
-. 1Hyu ~ ~ y; ~ ~ 1'''
s1e",eas ~ am -. ,,nr4 ~ .,n r,.uoc.
raev!Nno eI .o' ss % vssto o. Of iadicnatlonl No DO
au1 stues W y.,s,. u. i
IA ana sa"i she !! hnns.tr" "Stc !. non,,onoo n-of
pI r..o ~ rnsi,.,d from stha fnow,oU
noyu u'Ay y.,s..,;,t. - 'a,araoi ~ tho tno
'fo.a .ae ueu ~ 49, no,a,, n
.1, 80, ..on s,,<,i+,ns iiorntror
noya, sons s't19 ssn, WI pS nf;"aa sHorstv
aooo ~ sns e. nrnvaa p ha Jafo"]tsr ~ .I;a
s -, - na sa ~ -rr,,,,nIn.ton ~ sIc
smouns Of Foup Ih9 p1qnuaEaa1a, ~ ine ,1n
iset dsa not a. ~ ~ aoasn u.ot - ~
M Hook nnes IL ~ ar'-nnr,sta ~. thc ,nomo. to
~ cnas.ss a m .,a ,rs ~ anee~fatIona
ny uwn .ne ,ts1ora1. no ~. s,,v sn;s1nrf.,nn
kH44oA NAh AAsAtAtN0AlA 49, "s3 "'te1V$~''%f
aa .so1 TX '1'.9 a. ns rs,j;e ~. ioco n nm
ssans... .,s ,, ~ yc; fec;,, sof;.Gr,i
eTre, M. e onr Pe,ysstsg ,nc,acrta ,f
.,. t"eoo su Wv e,.r.,ntie*, liza no snsca
tno PtesaHuE ~, a,.ais.1 n,
or aoasu.e, ~" sr ,iti,,iisI i,aei,,1taiy ~
essrces MHhs ,,iSaoasuna ~ oor1nr,Inm and
arsn,a aeI,.e n"nse,e ~ tIpnss,ds snd
ii;s e.t,us - dnIjer. ssatom,t;ratIv nn1lsrod
,nin1o1s 1na. ~, ,ssr~ II cI.saoa and rants n
tsoaa n.ia sns cnaa, -. ia i;1oria n.i1ars
a III N, en,ranms, X liz amnrt wor,a Dcus
, 1876-03-11
MINOR MEETINGS.

Tho Hecond Ward Republican Club hold q
meeting last Svouiug In the hall Of the Donnett
Medical College No. GIL State ntrect, for tho
purpose Of oocting Delegates to tho Town Con-
yention. MIR. Elliot Anthony presided.
Tho selection Of Delegates to The coming Town
Convention 10 DO held on the 21st Inst. was thnn
taken up.
Mr.. MoGcnniss moved that 4 committee OF lyo
bc appointed by The CHAIR, to Belect twenty
namea. from which night delegates SHOULD 10
chosen.
The following were appointed tho Committee:
6fcssfs. NcGenniss. lsham, Maaoa, Z. Walker,
and William Q, phillipa.
Mr.. MrGeun!sB thought thcy should postpone
thn election Of dolegatea Until Friday eyouing.
aud 10 moved. and't4at tho Commttsss At that
lection might te made,
Diseussion was Ind on tho Queatson when
Ar. alcuennlss' motion to lay over was lost,
tho COMMITTEE theu retired.
Mr. William II. King advocated tho selection OF
tLb best m0u for Office. osperially tho Assessor.
Ttlfs officer had robbed everybody In tho ward
last Joar. aud it shara was anybody III Tho
ike to eco Inn. II MAS nut 70
much had laws, but the bad men In ofNeo WHO
sdmlnis.srod them. lio thought Capt Gray
would make good Assessor: They wanted :
IA4.paYeE 1oF A6stbAQE HLu AjutEl1u. 4ubY uI4
not caro- so much for Collector, but tho Asssssol
VIA tbs all-iinposlant officer. lie wRutea heavy
Taxpayers elected 10 the Office OF Aldermen.
The poor men Werc taxed more cut OF proper.
. ton than the rich, aud he thought they should
not oyestax lie former to tho benefit OF tho lat
ter. llo wanted no man electeu TO M Office who
xskod for II. They should aocct nep who did
not wAur ofstco. lie wanted Mozes shut up IN
election day and allow employees to vots.
MIR. Robert 7. Lincoln was loudly called for.
He did not come to Bpeak, but 10 &C. With hon.
a.t lacn- uo Ind no desire for oillcs, ID As Lad
plenty Of other work to do. Those who hatl
almost into tho grouad. 1lo paid but q small
ta1. lie thought thero WAS solno corruption and
much palsmausgement In political sna,is. lilo
would support any good noy emcnt locking to
sl0otug houest mon to Offices.
III. z. 8. Alexander also spoke briefly, and waa
followed by MF. FAes. Both eoinctdal with slls
, 1876-03-11

4 CORRESPONDENT FAEEH HIS MIND EHEELX.
70 The Editor ~ T0s chtoaoo 11.bune;
Gr,11,g4rrn. MINI. Marnh H.-If tcn t]nvs
.,,a-a ',,a .s.s tosee :. - -s,s.,,.i,, %
snee' .1'41 H. "se ans 1o.so ~ ~ Ha' 1sls.os
orossol Il an i,undrod. fold. II thore ara those
,,xo ,,,tnL that ,,o t,atraco attonain1 I'm dovn,
1m "n' au,uA .nsn va. w. uo"n
that 1t il eyen confined to tho Administration OF
President Grant. they ars miatakon-voulm- +,
3nlv n,ias,Ann, It IL n Diagram Ia tto non1b-
,;a"s ,as a"St,. ss5 =, ,roa5n. s.,so - 80 ~
liean parry, noa' III ptoaaeF eeuse' 70 tae nS-
tlon aud to humanity. In q party yiow, tho
woxst feature is tint it IL only con1r,natory Of
tho cbarroa which hayo beon p4ouobt scaipss
-. h- ..,o n,nas,.i,a a,,a H. ,x;Ii w. fornh ,n.t
us by tho opposlsloa- spa it VIII oa touha thas
heucofoEth no ohnrge against an officer Of tho
present Administration CAN bo 1uzdo 30 baho
Tint IL will not nnd many believers iu
.no 'u.'As .,,,s u oul o"n f@sS. .no ILL.,. H.
fecta Of this exposure aEe 20 far'reach'ug
that thoy have, In q moment ssit wore. wholly
shpsd s gsSo 'o 1ssy u s gt
upon trisl ior it4 hfo. Tho accrued fama of tla
party is ITO longer available III tn hmoa Past, to
entitlo it TO tho confidence Of tho country. Like
bsnk robbed pf ita Ioaourceb by = dofaulting
officer, We, as stockholders, must either put up
additional caldtsl or suspend business. 10 carry
tho iigurn Of sPecch lurthor, take II thn uotni-
| natoh OF Mr. Dla.no would bo equivalent 70
cloHlng doors, but announcing that, II givan
time, tue asBcta will pay dollar for uollar, sn1 wo
all know whit thns mems wlnle the nomination
Of Mr, lastow would 10 similar to replacing tue
Capital aid mootlny promptly tho donlandn Of
creditors ~ fast ~ prosecuted. It IL not tro, as
aasortnd by Mr. Clymer, that tho develop
menta sn Mr.. Bolkoaps caso arc but tho
outsroMsh OF tho sYHtcm OF n,sgovcrnmont aud
corruption which haa ruled this country tor
years past. No. sis it III tho reault Of tue taos
that tho pontrol Of tho party haA pas8el from
| tho hauds Of men WHO funded 1t npon lust
! principles and consistent action 10 the IaulA Of
aubo1dlnato public to private gain. Tie paat
, glory Of the party endt1g With tho con0uer,ug
| Of tho 1sobollion can mover ba dm1noi Ii forms
| Of itself sh!ninH oI'och in the history OF our
country which time can never tarutsl, but that
fact cal, no longer ayail lii iu claiming tho con.
, 1876-03-11
An ALMOST USDNoEEN ARRAY or NEruD1ICA


An A1MosT uaDNoEEN ARRAY or nEruD1ICAN
Tn1uMrHg.
Rock Island, ILL.,, elects ". r. Butler, Repub-
lica,. Mayor by 173 ma jorEty over 3. Davenport,
Democrat. Tho Democratic majority Inst yoAr
wnB 274.
In Rochester, N. Y, Cornelius r. Parsons,
Republican. waa elected Mayor by 1900 majority
over Col. Drackett. Democrat. Tho Republicans
gain throo Supervisors and four Aldermen.
Auburn, N. T., ro-electod T. N. Pomeroy, To-
publican, Mayor.
Nowburg, N. X. ro.elected Johu 8. McCrosk-
GIT, Democrat. Mayor, by 122 majority his ma
Ishaca, n. \, elected Republican President.
In Oawego, N. T., tho Douoc1ata elected ".
pouchcr Mayor by 581 minority. Tho Council is
Coioos, N. T., oleoled David J.. Johnston, be-
burlington. ". cloctod J. D. Hatch, nopubll-
can. Mayor, by o2 majority-a Republican gain
West Point, n. T.. went Republican bya
Eimira, N. Z. elected i. T. Turner. Democrat,
Mayor but tho Republicans haYe tho Council
denoys. n. T.. went Republican by 957 ms
jority.-a Republican gain of 52s.
Lyons. n. y, H. Republican by 205 majority,
- Republcan. gain OF 154.
teQcheQt ~. La e!tcIe tuo 0ul{0 AopuplSAA
ticket by M average majority Of 7G.
Utica, N; x. oleete4 a Charles e5a :. Barnard %,l
Supervisors. Last year tho Board stood IL
Democrats and 10 Republicans.
In Portland, No., Gen. FrunctB FcBaendon,
Republican, Ii elected Mayor by 6l6 maiority,--
tho Democratic majority list year being AT.
Bath, Me-. oIccts Edwin Heed. Republican,
Mayor, BY 81 .najority,-tho Dcmooratio mA-
jority Last year boing G2.
nock1aul. Mo-, gives an avorsgo Republican
majority OF l7h
Ia Gardiner, Me. J. .. Dingley. Republican,
was elected Mayor without opposition.
Lewiston, Me-, elects Edmund ltusaell, he
publican, Mayor, by 425 majoritE-a Republican
gain Of 100.
III Auburn, No., James Dingley, Republican,
WAS elected Mayor. -. r..
In Biddsford, No., Mai. Paul g. Ohadburne,
Republican, xaa aectod Mayor By II majority.
OBweRp County, New York, eleesa II llopuh.
ltcan md u pomocTaslo Supervisors. against II
Democrats and 10 Republicans last year.
IN DutolesH County Now York. tho Repub,
llcana have gained eight Supervisors.