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TOR RENT, on corner Of Grove ave- -TA
i, nue. and Linden street. and nearly opposite 81
To AIr. John &. Shaicr's. NEAT AND COSEE-
room. brick kitchen stable, and other cu-houses,
n beautiful fIwcr-garcn In 'front.' and large vrgcti-
bic garden adjoining. Rent reasonable Inquire on
tI, r,rn seS or 1T lOO3 Main street. 2D-C1t3t
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SAVE MONEY hv having yonr printing done at the
DISPATCH PRtNTiSG-iiousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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r. 4. BARNES publishes certificate III regard tt
the ll>e Of BUFFALO LIrlTtA WATER when Il
would Dc well for All similarly affected 10 read.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER IN CASES OF GRAVEL.
Read advertisement In another column. and get re-
lief from The distressing complaint.
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NJ. ELLYSoS < Co. advertising agents, insert a1-
vertisemens In all of the newspapers ci the Cniisa
Slncs nj publishers rates. Ur,:ers let ut the DIS,
ratch couutiuS-room will receive prompt a;teu
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NoRTr,RY HEpoRT.--The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sep
tember 21st, compiled from sections returns
received at the office OF the Board OF Health:
Cause of DEATH: Burns, l white; can
Ger, l white; casualty, l white cholera
infantum, colored; collie, colored; con-
sumption, white, ) colored-total, 9; dlar-
rhna. l white, colored-total, 2; FEVER
(childbed), / colored; fever (>carlet), :
white; heart-disease, / colored; intlamma-
ton of bowels, colored; old age, l color
ed: premature birth, white; rachitis,
white; tabes mescnterica, white, color
cd-totaI. 2; unknown, colorcd. Whole
number of deaths III the city, exclusive OF
still.births, q. Ser and Color: Males,
white, s colored-lotal, u; females, 8
white, 6 colorcd-total, l5. Age: One day
to thirty, white, colored-total, 3; one
month to six, / white; six months to
twelve, / colored; one year to three,
white, colored-total, 6: three years to
five, l white; five years to ten, white;
ten years to twenty, white, colored-to.
tai, 3; twenty years to thirty, 2 white, 2
colored- total, 4; thirty years to forty, 2
white, l colored-total, 8; forty years to
fifty, / colored; fifty years 10 sixty, l
white; sixty years to seventy, l white; !;
seventy years to eighty, 1 colored. Con-
dition: Single, 10 white, 8 colored-to-
tai, 19; married, white, colored-tolal,
g.; widows, 1 white, colored-total, 2.
Nativity: Richmond, 1G; other parts OF
United States, 8; Germany, .. Locality I:
Marshall Ward, white, colored-total, g.;
Jefferson Ward, 4 white, colored-tota.
B.; Madison Ward. white, colored-
total, 6; Monroe Ward, colored; Clay
Ward, 9 colored; Jackson Ward, white,
6 colored-total,. s; almshouse, l white,
l colored-total, 9.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY four own importa:ion)
4 good daality and perfectly pure, at s2 gallon.
W. d. BLAIR i Co.,
903 Main street.
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We have remnant OF CIGARS, all Havana Giler
and binder, good size, IT IS box. Call before they
are all gone W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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AQUATIC.-A grand rowing-race for the
championship between the Kanawha and
Olympic Clubs. OF this city. is to take place
next spring on tie river instead or The canal
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WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF FRANK HARDEN
BURGH, Of the Ff'h.Avcnuc Theatre, New lorS'
(Rag- Money Jim In - Pique'' -? He says: always
use CHESS LINIMENr IODIDE AMMONIA II Is a
wonderful remedy for pain, especially inimlhatorS
rheumatism, sore throat enlarged Joints, and Fari-
cose veins, from which suffered, and was cured oy
It's
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet
DIR. GILES,
12O West Broadway, y. \.
Trial SIZE 25 cents.
Wholesale agents. PURCELL, LADD & Co.
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Doctors all recommend nud everybody drinks
PoRTNER'S LAGER BEER.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Agents.
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A GOOD MINED TEA at so cents q pound.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
903 Main street.
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SCHooL-sIIOES, all the styles, cheapat
BoSCHEN'S. 500 AMI 81 Broad street.
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Nos. 1901, 1903, 1905, AND 1907.

NOS. 1SNls A-uVi A-N"f
whore We Will show the LARGEST. BEsI. a.'
CHEAPEST STOCK OF FINE AND Low
PRICED FURNITURE, &C. south OF New lofA'
ARTHUR ROONEY.
c,e.r E,r,tture. Ma nufacturer aud Undertaken.
.na, Wholesale ami Retail.
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WINES. hIQUGRS. dc.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June, 1873
WE have APPOINTED CHRISTIAN
4 WHFrE our sole agents fT the sale OF our
WINES Oh ehe States CT Virginia, North and Soulh
Carolina. KOHLFE 4 FROLINsS-
RcfcrraGs the abose, we h,hpe now In STOCK dl-
rect froM ttrs- the largest wine-arowing mouse IN
the world. Che following WINES, mtklch we guaran-
ice the puge juice of the grape, aud at prices loser
than any similar Wines were ever offered In tfsas
market:
PORT WEE Etyintase of 1s7Ol.. .Sl-50 O per eal!6ti-
ANGEL lCA WIN lNE.....---....... lS15 per gallon.
CLARET TWINE--.-........-......l loo per gallon
HOOK ISEr..--.........---..... 80 per gallon.
TUKaY YWINE..-.---.......-..... ! 80 per gail0n-
RED ZlNFSIEL MINE....-- ..... I.S0 per gallon
BRANDY. A.GO per gallon.
as 29-lm CHRISTIAN u WHITE, Agents.
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READ CERTIFICATE or r. 4. BARNES In the
DisDntt.h OF taiS moraing.
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u 1YNr- 10 A NJ. conii

ROBERT y. LYME. 10 4. NJ. continuance .
The receivers sale nt the stock of groceries
Jones I,rothcrs ( Co., at Nos. 20 and 20 souty
Thirtccn N street.
JSO. F.. LACGIfroE, JR.. 10 A. NJ, at hlsestoI
furniture. beds, piano, &c.
W. GODUIN. II ~. commissioners sale Of
lower .Iirt OF - Little Dover" estate. IN iiOoct
land county. on the James River and kanawia
canal, twclI.y-lree miles above Richmonl.
W GODDIN. ~ NJ. executors sale of The upper
portiOu Of Little Dover" estate, In GOochand
county, oI; tie James river.
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The CouNcIL.-The City Council will re-
sumo Its sessions In October.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

re- On all safes Of RsdL Estate made bsttssa,
the lst Of JGna0ry ant last Of Jwnc the tGresre
the present yeQy hare tn be paid by the purchaser
On al! sdles mu,le between he lst Of Juy aad las.
Of the year the t0reS hare to he pafG by The se'!s-
(This clstont was adopted aboIt H!tecn years acd
bv I'LL the rca! estate agents In Richmond, and ap'
plies to Richmond and vic!ni:y.l
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

TOR SALE, A GENTLE FAMf I.o
+ LY HORSE. Price moderate. Addfcss 81 81.
* Y,"carc of W. GoDDIS. tc&o-ol-
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CIDER VINEGAR. three years old; GREEN GIN-
GER. Cor preserving, at
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StHINA, GLASS, CHINA.
FALL IMPORTATIONS.

Just received from Limoges, France. DIN
NER-, TEA, anG CHAMBER-SEIS-new uecofa-
lions Also, ALI the novelties IN he way on e
VENETIAN GLASS. .1RlDlSCENT GLASS,
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
RICH CUT TABL E-,i LASS. ,.>.c
MAJoIICA. LONGWY, DRESDEN, ENG
LISI. and FRENCH WARE.
CHARACTERISTICS II specially.
Call ana see rcw goods. No charge for locking.
GEORGE GIBSON, DR..
SEQ 1907 Main street.
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HOTELS.
>.-~~~~------~-->--~---,.>>-
CT. Charles HOTEL.

Il IffhNIIs IIV I1Is
Having taken charge Of his hotel, invite az OF
my Old iIfends and patrops 70 call and see me: Ihs
HOUSE and trRNfrU2E are IN GOOD 0RDEh.
and The HOTEL WiLi1 BE KEPT IN FIRST
seso.im J, n. sUBLETT, Agent.
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FURNITURE.

DENOYAL TO OUR LARGE,N
~ FouR-sToRY WAREHOUSE, N7
CORNER TWELFTH AND FRAARLiN
STREETS,
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LEVY BROTHERS

'EyY BRoTnERs
offer
LARGE STOCK OF
CAstAEREs, SILKS, BLANKETS,
FLiNNELs. TABLE-LIsENs,
SHEETINcs AND sHrRTrSGs,
HAMBURG EDGrSGs ami ISsERT1yGs,
GESTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
LADIES' UNDERwEAR,
and
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY GOODS,
at
VERY Low PRICES.
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DOCK AND JOB WORh NEATLY EX-
~ ECUTED AT THE DJsPATs,H PRINTING
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EOR RENT,
L AT REDUCED RATES.


That desirable BRICK DWELLING No. ol3
Gray's row. Marshall street. near Ieiih no" 0ccii-
ulcd by Charles +. BiufUrd, Esq Possession octo-
Der 9Th. Twelve rooms, and AL modern Improve
ments. ~ ,,,, oo,,
street between Twelfth and Tl,irItcnh: fourteen
rooms. and kitehen: IN most excellent rcpa,r.
street, twelve rooms; modern improvements III
Also, BRIcK DWELLING No. 4lo Main, be-
tive ~ Fourth and Fiith streets: eight rOouls AMI
"iiI.as" AEs. nI;ICK SWELLING 30. 1l2, corner Of
cary and Second streets: eight rooms; Kitchen
Also, BRiCK UNWILLING No. sos Twelfth
street near Clay; seven rooms: kitchen; bal, gas,
Also. BRICK DWELLINGS, on Cary street be-
tween Madison and Monr"e: ,ix roolns and kitc!7
en- baih-rnUtI, gas. &c: slS per month aha Will
DC put III n''s '''F'' N'''' FRANK y. HILL,
60 o4-3t ll0S Main street.
TOR RENT. TWO STORES ONTs
L The north side of Main near Eighteenth FL
street win E%3Ms IaoG above M K g. Fsnf HL S''
sc 24-3t 1lOo I- slaln Street.
TOR RENT, TWO STORES ONCE
Il the north side of Main between twenty; - ~
first and Twenty, ,econd streets. with LAEGE:
DWEf!TSE mHn,S nnSSs l" SoFf FRSSK Ssf B. 81 % ff %
rs..tNG ~ 24.3t p'- il0s Main street.
TOR RENT, the LARGE BRICK "a
Il RESIDENCE No. GA seventh street E-3
with twelve rooms, and detached kitchen! Win i"IT
rooms Convenient 70 business, ana cS"eieat
''' e'''A'' T. D. wALFOED,
1S.o,d1w Ola Main street.
T1OR RENT. THAT NICE THREE a
Il STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No. 2G3 -
east Main street. containing twelve rooms be'!";'
natb roam closets &C. kicheE OF four rooms III
thc hack yar, THIS residence. so well located lor
nrr,Ous dOius business down town. can bc r.h'co III
~ y verv moderafe price by applying nt once 10
49, DICKINSON < CHEWING.
Real Estaie Agents.
o,o1v Ill Is Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE YELLow-FEyER FUSD.-Totai re-
ceipts by Treasurer Quarles, S7,777.S2.
Sent by wire to-day to Louisiana Division
Army Northern Virginia, j. II. Murray
treasurer, S446.03.
Received from Secret Sons Of Love (co-
lored), So; from four little girls. west Main
street, proceeds OF festival, S9. 81 two lit
tie girls, Cora and Lulu Everett, sale OF
bouquets, 50; box at post-ofiice, Mlliboro>,
Va. 5.56; from l.. S. Edwards, secretary,
for aid Louisiana Division Army Northern
Virginia. New Orleans, S92.4
The concert given by the professional
mus ,cians of this city at Mozart Hall last
night was not a success as to the number
OF persons present; but rs a musical per-
Yormance it was not only highly enjoyable,
but reflected abundant credit upon the par
ticipants. 1t must be very dispiriting 10
professionals OF acknowledged attainments
to sing or play to an audience-we were
about to write OF empty benehes-that can
almost be counted upon ones fingers And
vet Professors kessnich, Reinhardt, Misses
Voeel and Swain, and Signor JardeIa,
plaved and sang as though there was not
a vacant seat in the hall. 1t can
be very truly said that their hearts were in
the cause, and their sweet notes Will long
be remembered by the few who heard the
concert Gin aid OF the yellow-fever suffer-
ers." The night, it is true, was inclement,
but that can scarcely be Il good reason Iof
the verv small house. The example set by
some of the northern cities IS one worthy OF
emulation.
AS we have said, there was much to enjoy
in the concert. The orcrtures by the brass
hand and orchestra; Miss VogePs piano
solo: Signor Jardella's clarinec solo;
were all we'll rendered and Justly appre-
ciated. Miss Swain's solos, 1t must be con-
fcssed, were the gems OF the evening. She
was encoreG at the conclusion OF each OF her
selections, responded pleasantly, and sang
with unusual sweetness, although she was
evidently suffering from severe cold.
There is some satisfaction in the reflection
that those who failed TO attend the concert
missed great treat, while those who were
present not only spent most delightful
evening, but aided worthy cause.
Tomorrow night Professor H. H. Harris,
OF Richmond College, will deliver lecture
at the Seventh-Street Christian church for
the benefit of the Scllow-fever sufferers III
the South. The lecture is to be delivered
nj the request of the Masonic fraternity OF
this CITY, and the subject will be "1ntro-
duction to Palestine" A treat is doubtless
in store for all who attend.
MILLBoRo' DEPOT, VIRGINIA.
September %, 1878.
| Editors Dispatch: Please find lnclosed
SIS .56, the proceeds OF box placed in the
post-oftice at this place, to be appropriated
! to the yellow.fe sufferers. Turn over to
The proper authorities and oblige yours re-
spectfuily, }. LEGRAND MANN, D. 2. NJ.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
ID. 4 =. MITTELDOFER
TALL GOODS, FALL GOODS.

Our stock Of FALL GOODS is now complete,
and wc are selling cheaper than ever.
l. LlCiiTENSTEIS & SONS,
saI7 corner Seventeenth and Franklin Streets
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TOR RENT. TWO STORES On e.
L. the north side Of Main near Eighteenth ts4
street. with ROOMS above. WIN I've rented cheap.
New and In good ordCr fRANh ~. hlah'
sc 112r llOS Main street.
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VERY Low PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
HARRISONS EXPLANATION.
TO OBTAIN DECLARATION IN FAVOR OF III
PRESIDENT HIS ONLY oBJECT-HE THINKS Il
SUCCEEDED.

TO OBTAIN A DECLARATION IN FAVOR OF THE
PRESIDENT HIS ONLY oBJECT-IIE THINKS HE
SUCCEEDED.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, May OH conversation this
evening Mr.. Harrison st forth his position and
the views which the Democrats will endeavor to
impress upon the public relative to todays work as
follows:
81 have been consistent throughout this whole
proceeding. tried to get an amendment by which
the House would go to the country recognizing Mr.
Hayes's title. Mr.. Potter, well as nearly
every lawyer on the Democratic SIDE. thinks that
the action Of the XLIVth Congress in counting in
Mr. HAYES was final and conclusive. But he could
not Open the door TO an amendment. SO voted
against secOnding the previous question, hoping TO
force in my amendment, but finding | could not l
voted with my party. A different vote would have
done no good ! tried to rally enough to force my
ideas, but there was opposition TO breaking ranks.
IL then resolved to get in my resolution at an
other time and did so to-day did so without con-
sultation. and consequently several of my party
voted against me under a misapprehenHon Of its
scope. | brought in the States of Ore
CON and South Carolina simply as vebi-
Gle for that part which declares Hayes
title res adjadicdta The large majority of the Dem
ocrats present voted with me- but the Republicans
refused to vote. There no quorum. was I'M
willing TO have a call of the House and feared the
Republicans would begin filibusterng, so l with
drew my resolution.
THE majority of the Democrats have said they
are not aiming at disturbing Mr.. Hayes title, and
the business interests of the country can be satisfied
that we do not intend TO do anything to open the
Presidential question. But we intend 30 see If
frauds such as are alleged were really
committed and if committed, to let the
ap1 "
gnilty of them. If the Republicans had given the
House a quorum to-day, do not think that twenty
Democrats would finally have voted against my
resolution know several who hold Mr.. Hayes
title is legally settled who voted against me because
thev feared that TO send Oregon and South
Carolina TO, the committee would give
IL too much to do to enable u TO
report this session. They wanted me 10 raise sep
arate committee. but that would have loOk ed as if
wanted to get on such committee. i got all
wished The Republicans, by refusing 10 vote, pre-
vented the passage of resolution directly recogniz
ing the legality of Mr.. Hayess title They are the
TgVOlutiOnistS, not We"
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THE CONSPIRACY AT coNsTANTNoPLE.


IoSDOS Wednesday. NAV %, 1878.
The Turkish censorship suppresses particu-
lars sbnut the affair before the Tcheragan Palace on
Monday As far as BE- gathered from the details
perm tied to come through there was regular organ
ted conspiracy to dcthronc the Sultan and restore
Murad who was I'm the Tcheagan Palace ut the Time.
Murad denies any knowledge Of the conspiracy. II IS
-cpotcd that he has since been removed 10 Topkapcu
THE number OF the rcyolutionsts Il yarously estimated
by the correspondent, of the London journals at from
100 Ia 500 though the Government ia their circular to
the Turkish representatives abroad say that the Eunber
was thirty The correspondents also agree that the
attempt as q political demonstration. was complete
failure
All suayl who was the organizer and leader OF the
movement was a hot-hcadcd adyeuturcr who had been
several times rxiled He lived sOmc ago IN Lon
don and Paris and engaged In journalism. lie was
recalled 10 CuustIntiuOple after the accession 10 the
throne Of Abdul Uam'd aud appointed Director OF The
Iycsum but was dismissed for Encouragement. lie
became needy and went among the refugees Under the
prefrucc Of organizing expedition 10 aid tie Rhodopc
Insurgents he secured sufficient number oi adbercntS
10 make Mondays attempt. The persons arrested are
hou.. after his death These particulars are current
gossip 40 Pera, but they may he entirely errono Gus
The affair created the utmost CONSERVATION IN CONNER
cia and financial circles In Constantuople. IL J. said
that the outbreak was carefully Tined when all the
Generals aud prOruinent officials OF the Seraskerate
were absent BuyukdcTe. IL Is believed that the posi-
lion Of the War Minister Is compounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
GROWING DECENTRALIZATION.
THE DEMOCRATS GROWING SUSPICIOUS THAT THEY
HAVE BEEN CHEATED WITH FORGED LETTERS



HAVE BEEN CHEATED WITH FORGED LETTERS
AND FALSE STORIES
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. May 22-The dissatisfaction among
Democrats over the position in which they are
placed by the passage of the Potter resolution
seems to strengthen daily. Secretary Shermans
unqualified assertion that some of those
acting in behalf Of the Democrats have been gulky
of forgery causes increased decentralization. To-day
the Secretary further declared that if the commit
tee would give him fair chance lie would convict
those pursuing him in this matter Of libel, and
probably something worse.
One of the most prominent Democratic members OF
tle committee. several days before the resolution
passed scented the idea that the copy which was
being shown around as letter written by
Secretary Sherman was genuine. The ground OF his
doub: was that there was no Democrat in Congress
who knew Secretary Sherman who could be made
to believe that he would be fool enough to write
such letter. whatever they might think of his
being equal to making such arrangements before
election The case against Minister Moves is SAID to
rest mainly on a letter which il now appears
those holding it do not feel sure about and they
themselves inquring as 10 the genuneness OF The
signature. There is a general admission among the
Democrats that if the alleged Sherman letter proves
to BE- forgery their cause will receive blow from
which 1t will scarcely recover.
Another story which the Democrats have worked
up with considerable trouble accuses tho Republic
cans of having prepared duplicate electoral returns
from Louisiana but this has been overturned IN
advance. 1t was to tho effect that when
General Anderson brought the electoral re-
turns to Washington, and allowed Republicans TO
inspect them, it was found that they were not
exactly regular in form that Anderson was then
sent back to New Orleans TO obtain set of res
outions, but that on arriving there he was unable
to assemble all the eectOrst sign the second set and
the names OF of them wereattached t0the returns
| ny other persons. 1t has been asserted that this
| second set were used as If they were the regular
| papers. There is just this basis of truth in this
| Stmy Inc envelope containing the returns
brought here by General Anderson did not
indicate, as required by law, that all
the votes for President and Vice-Presdent
| were contained therein, though as a matter
| OF fact they were. At first it was thought
| best to have this technicality corrected, but
after all the first return brought here by
General Anderson i'll exactly the same shape
In which he delivered it, and as il had previously
come from the hands OF the electors themselves was
| the one laid before the Electoral Commission and
| was the return actually counted.
Ageneral press dispatch says the Democratic men,.
beers OF the Potter committee ware in conference