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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
THE ICE HARVEsr ON THE HUDSON

PouGHKERPsIR, Feb. 13.-The ice harvest
along the Hudson began In earnest after the recent cold
snap ana the prospect OF securing fair crop was PROM
isng The ice averaged from five TO eleven inches In
thickness and In some the II averaged thirteen
inches IN thickness In the vicinity OF Troy there VAS
great activity aud from forty to hfty thousand tons OF
ice were gathered there every day this week until To-
dav All the New-York companies had men az work
cutting between Catsk and Troy. At Css'eton Hnd-
son Coxsscke Athens Catskll and 5augestes az least
. 600 men aud bows engaged In the preparation
and storing The rain storms and FOG for the past
two dave. however have caused suspension ot Toe
gntherng on the river The ran continues and fears
Arc entertained OF reshet The ice north OF this place
is breaking up s points and south OF here It Is all On
the move.
steamer IL expected here from New-Iofk tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Cost ano founo.

DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNh WILL BE RECEIVED AT lHs
UPTOWN OFFICES. 10 i.23s Broadway cor ihirty hrst
al or 3OS West weuty .thrdst, corner klghtitltei
30 99 last Fonrteentirst. corner Union.sguare 7c5
Third ave. ,pr F6rIy sevehthst: az the hARLEh OFfttk
NO s,2SI cor. hundr ~ ana, Iwcn ytolrii.-
(IIariam savings Bank Buldngl TO p mY ~ rcgiH
ohceratea
DANK BOOKS LOST.-Iank Books Nos.
0oD "a and 81 s60 the huwery savings nanA are
msng m Under requested 30 return them 70 the bsk
~ ot srre before The 18Th cay OF March. 1850, agi'
eation will b. made 90 the bank ior new bovks.
I OST or STOLEN.-Pase-B Books Nos. 81. 50
and 90 7s Of the Ciuzens savings Bank. All per ons
are cntoned against purchasing negDtiang the saue
Application win be made TO the bank for new books Oh he
Isl day OF March 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.

In the case of the Government against Louis
and Edward Hass about Sl75 600 for alleged
fraudulent importation OF goods which has been before
Judge Choate In the United states District Court. the
plaintiffs rested YESTERDAY Mr.. Weed opened for the
defence and called Robert L. Hosuet 10 the stand 20 te
tIfy rs to the good character of the defendants The
testimony was excluded the ground that the
not n criminal proceeding. Tho two defendants
then called to the stand Louis IIass stated that he had
not known Lawrence tho person who testified a obout
the conspiracy and had not even seen him up to the
time the frauds are alleged 20 have been practisc ex
n,t mon one occosion. Lawrence, no said called az
bis store at that time and asked hm II United states
officers had called him O some goods He denied
cvcr having any conversation with Lawrence or Hrsch
m regard 10 having silks brought u this country by de-
traudtng the revenue. Edward Hass. brother OF the
arst itpess declared also that ne had had any
with Lawrence or Hrsch In regard TO hav
inc ooods entered fraGdulently.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FOR GRANT.

York: First Graut,--as an addition TO the many
houors so Justly conferred upon him and for BIS lnvaua
bic services rendered country; but for his sake
trust his exalted name Will not be USED IN ths cOnuec
tion except as necessity, for II elected every move
ment would be closely scrunlzed much more 20 thaD
was his first or second term which might @
who Justly deserves the honor aud more tue CHOICE
of the people to-day than at the last National Conyen
tiOn where nniusty defeated whch trust was LOT
the best, as did not consider the country 10 proper
condition at that lime for him TO assume the rehs OF
government. President Hayes has placed the RESPONSE
bty belong and the oyerures naue are not
a. Blaine with outstretched arms as the savior OF our
country although his loss from the senate Chainpef
would be almost irreparable. VIM +. Elcbaf member
OF the Republican County Committee OF YORK COuny'
Altoona: Frst Grant; second, Blame. G. NJ.
Drucannon: First. Grant; second, Blaine W. E.
Gross
wilkesbarre First, Grant; second, sherman. G. L.
Halsey
Newburg First. Grant; second. Blaine. II. B.
Kaufman
Newburg First, Grant second, Blaine. Ii. W. Ram
sey, Il. Nj
Atgns: First Grant; second, Blaine. John N Chal-
fani.
Narth East First of the three prominently mentioned
Grant my own personal choice; second, Blame j. T..
Beecher.
Thompson First, Grant; second, Blaine NJ. d. Mat
t0on.
Elkand !: First Grant; second. Blaine. r. T Wood.
BROOKLYN: First, Grant; second. Blaine. o. NJ. Do
lanay.
Miiroy First. Grant; second, Blaine. A. Harsh
berger.
geayer Falls: First Grant second, Blaine. A. Tom
linsOn
Glen Rock: First, Grants second. Blaine E. K. Boil
hnger.
Tyrone: First, Grant; second. washburne. D. t.
Caldwell
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
THE HINDY OPERATIONS.
Az ALLEGED AccoMpIcr ARnrsrrp.

NJ
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.--A series Of very
extensive operations led today TO the arrest Of young
man named Frederick Warren. Several months ago =
man calling himself Alexander Handy established a
commission house IN Ncw-York City at No. 1873 Cham
bers-st Goods were bonght aud shipped 10 branch
house which had started IN this CITY IN the name Of
W. X Wyman. of No. 1877 south Front-- LARGE amounts
goods principally aToeerles. we're ootained shipped
20 Philadelphia, and sold here. The nOtesof THIS nrh
were not paid when they fell due
Upon Inquiry being made for Handy he bad disap-
peareG and similarly fruiiless search was made Tor
Wyman ho IN order settle hs affairs, lett Warren
at tie Front-st store. with power OF attorney. 70
transact an h.s business u IA stated mat the hfns
dealing with this firm lose from 10000 20 $4,000
Warren was gwen hearing to-day, aud was GELD ia
hail
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
- .oo hoss do,,s nioger libin' mn NV

You see, boss dar's Niger libin up my
way wn0 ought 10 be toOken car Or said an Old darkt
fn captaiu OF the Centra Station yesterday WHATS
he been doing nOwf" "Wakl, sah, las Fail lent him
AM toIe me lat pOssesshun niue pints o law,
my Ak an when wanted n back he braced night MP
n' refused 10 gb II 10" Yes" "Waai do Odder day
sent de ole woman uber an sne borrowed his buck.
saw an when Julius for II tOle him jlst Ike be
answered me. an stood on my dignity" well" =" 1
had uIne pints ~ law. didn't T. Yes" " N now
many pins am DE- law composed of !" don't Know
sxacilJ" Well daIs what bodders me, fur dat niger
SAW dem nine pms shet mp die let eye fur pitchd
ae ole woman orer q Dar'i. an walked Oh Wild hs saw
au' my suow-shOyel to bOot III had nine aints he
mus hev had ODer twenty, an eben den be didnf nall
let himself out IL Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
HENRY E. RoBINsoN,s REQUESTS.

TO TuE POOR OF SAN FRANCISCO $4,000 IN
rEUST-GIFrs TO YEw-YORK CHARITIES.
The will of Henry +. Robinson, who died
IN Yonkers In December, 1879. been admitted to
probate In the surrogate's Court He was formerly
State Senator OF California aud well known on tho
Pacific Coast for the record OF his public lfe and
also FOR the great business enterprises which he was
engaged The will bears date at New York November
10 1879. Roswell A. Roberts and Augustine I. Post. OF
ns city. and Samuel G. Murphy, Of san Frsnoseo. are
appointed executors. Nearly S5j0OOO 10 given TO
them trust be distributed IN large number OF be-
quests. These gifts TO follow their ordor 70 the Will
are: 100000 and a musical clock 10 my sister, Mrs
Caroline W. Roberts Z" the income from 100000 dur
ing life to niece Isabella n Brownson and the revor-
zion 20 her children at her death also to Mrs Brown
son all the household furniture and works of art Of the
deccdent; the sum Of $50 900 10 brothernaw. Ros-
we'll A. Roberts $4,000 In trust TO the Guy Of san
utuc women and children Of the CITY Of sau francisco.
Cal. iu such % manner as the Mayor and Common
Council may deem most proper and beneficial 10 thf
New York Institution for the Blind, r6 OJO; 10 thc
American Female Guardian Society and Home Tor the
Frcude.s Of this city $4,000 to cousin IN Bro klyn,
sarah DowDcr, $4,000: tO Mary T. Clifford, ~
south Boston. $1,000: to Miss Helen VI. Thompson ~
snn Francsco So 10 Miss Margaret smith, Oi nor.
LYONS y y $1,000 to Miss Ethel Murphy, OF san
Francesca, - 1000; To Miss Mary A. Post. $1,000 Ia
LcufcuaDt ". H. BrOwusOn, L. =. n, HloOuOi 10 MIS-
T. d. BruckWay, OF Norwich. COnn., 1000 Al ihe
OF the estate Whion is reported 10 be large Is gwen
In equal shares To Roswell A. Roberts. Caroline NJ.
Roberts and Isabella X. BrownsOu. Each Oi tho eA-
ccutor- receives $4,000 his services The VIII mas
been admitted 10 probate without objection.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
THE COURTS.
THE SUIT AGAINST JUDGE C0WING.
TESTIMONY FOR THE PLAINTIFF ABOUT THE LANDS

TESTIMONY FOR THE PLAINTIFF ABOUT THE LANDS
IN QUESTION.
Many personal and political friends OF Judge
Rufus Cowing surrounded him in the Supreme Court
Special room yesterday when the trial Of the ac
ton brought against him by his brotherinaw George
Z. Tugnot, was begun. Mrs. Cowing was seated near
her husband The testimony yesterday for the plaintiff
did develop many additional 20 those already
published.
William CoclrOft testified that he was bondholder or
the Lafayette Coal Company, some of the bonds OF
which the plaintiff alleges that Judge COwins obtained
from hm at less than their real value He testified to
the about the discovery OF oil upon the lana ana
its consequent in value Ho said that oil was
discovered in the southwest portion OF the tract OF Land
In 1878 Before these discoveries he had consented 10
the foreclosure OF the mortgages upon these bonds
Offers OF $50 an acre were received and refused and
after the rumors Of oil the value placed at $50 an
acre.
Zimr West who was trustee OF the Lafayette Coal
Company testified that II organized for tho mining
Of eoal but was not successful that The land be-
longing TO tho company in Mexican County, Pennsyl-
Yania was rugged high up IN the Allegheny Mountains.
and of no use for any agricultural 0iD.1er PuII3s,
oil had not been discovered on t InCre as cluster
of sbantles at railroad crossing with perhaps 100
people living there. The nrst OheT the company &c,
CeiVcd for the land 81 an uCre-hOH money anU
half mortgage. This offer rejected because OF the
nortgage condition In lneethe OF lbS
the Summer 1873. at which George J.. Tugn0t wac
present there was discussion as To the adVsaDhyO OF
putting Down OH Weis on Tue properly but uV..'nS @
was done. on first discovered ~ the latter part OF
J"he, some V tne ilhd MaS SOU Z S ~ 20 90 of,,t
~ AnSlst 1878. AZ another SAFE, IA Mttch i7lV aDoue
loo sold ut 500 No Oh nas been
found to amount 10 anything of tc lana except
Ag on RDoul 100 acre. pone OF Whch was lncuueH IN
the TWO mentioned above. OIL wells sunk ~
Tor the eXpeuse IN 1877 no offers were received ior
any the and and IL probably would not have soid for
80 an acre.
ex animation VIII be continued today
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
LIVING TOGETHER ONLY THREE WEEKS
1uR HUSBAND BRINGS DIVORCE SUIT SIX YEARS
AFTFRWAGD.

1uR HUSBAND BRINGS 4 DIVORCE SUIT SIX YEARS
AFTFRWAGD.
A long row OF women, young, old and mid
de aged but an OF then pOrty sat aisst the railing
running through the Common Pleas Special Term Court
room when the divorce case Of Robert Rotu against
Elizabeth Rotu was called yesterday. These women
were friends o. the defendant who woman about
twenty-five years old and present with her little
gil about FIVE years old. Tho came before Judge
Van Hoeseu On "A motlOn to confirm the report OF TIE
referee granting absolute divorce Ex-Judge Fulier
ton made "a motion 20 confirm IN behalf % the plaintiff
and it was opposed by Charles = spencer.
TIE story a. told by the counsel that the laiutf
Was the son Of Charles RlOil who was Minister to
OF the countries OF Central America under President
Grant, and IS now judicial oalccr Berlin under the
German C0gcrumcut While the was lu NcW-York
In aiiuary, 1873. hc married tue defendant. YnO WAS
the daughter poor they lived together u
Fny-tbIrl-st. FOR twenty-five days. Iheu lhr plaintiff
suddrnly let her, aud she not hear from HIN again
until papers served upon her IN this suit last
summer In meantime she hHs been supporting her
sell tnd The enid born TO her Oy working 900 bakery.
The case mainy sust,incd upon the testimony of
two dctcc ives man Had the other gir oI seven
teen years, who testified 10 he dctnfan'S alleged
criminal with nnn named Lrayf. IN answer
TO this the decndtut tried g. show an abb Mr.. Spen-
Ger and Mr.. Fullerton argued a length upon this test
mOny and the was submitted to Judge Van hOesen.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
CIVIL NOTES
Iudge Cboote vesterday handed down a de.

Judge Choate yesterday handed down de-
cison In the case OF John G. Unncoehr against the
owners OF steamship HndOo. In 1877 eight boxes
OF merchandise shipped from England TO Unneoehr
and were brought over by the steamship Hndoo. whl
tho cases remained the pier at H0boken of them
was stolen by river thieves, and Unueoehr set up claim
SO O00 the value Of the contents OF tho box Judge
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
NEW- ENGLAND ALUMNI REUNIONS.
Bosrox, Feb. 19.-The New-England alumni

BOsTON, Feb. 13.-The New-England alumni
of Yaie College met here yesterday. Judge John H.
Putnam, of class of 1887, elected president A
number OF interesting speeches made and IL
voted to ma We more frequent reunions hereafter.
BANGOR, NJ, Feb. l3.-rhe alumni Of Bowdoin Col
lege neid iher fifth annual meeting last evening" Chie
In alice Applefon presiding The attendance large
An Grafton was delivered, poem read and the usual
toasts were given and responded 70.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
nRnpnsALs F0R ARTILLERY HORSES
4 DgPOT QIAHERMASfRK's OFffCE
Hon .r,g

DRPOT QUAKTEEAArtRks pFfICh
CORSKR HOt5ruS AND GREENE SIS, ?
NEw.YoRK CIIY, February % 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS. I'm tr.picate. addressed 0 he IN
gued will 10 rrceive 40 this office until ococs n
Wednesday March 10 1880 no which tine aud pa they
opened The presence Of Ddcr~, Tor supplying ~
90 Artillery Horses To be R"hings OF
hary AL particulars. "a good condition, sa.e
trptffr nftccu hands
gh lo, more than seven years old weeh
lnr ial thousand ana ATTY U,VlV piId, ana
suitable boz every ro.poct fOr artillery service. .
copy ~ this advertisement should ho serey ataehed
To each tphcatc proposal bc mentioned fofen a.
pTsing part Of IT, ....--- - ,,.-.,-
Tor propose 30 obsned az THIS nce Proposals
shoud enclosed ed envelopes, marked proposals Tor
Aruley Horses" and addressed to Col L. e. tasi' Depot
QuaIt Iterinlsior, New lOrs 1iy.
The United States The right 10 reject any or AL
proposals . ...-o.. ,.-,-.., -, ...., ., =, g.,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Cnropsan Advertisements.
HIGHLY PROFITABLE

HIGHLY PROFITABLE
IOR
PRIVATE OR STOCK ENTERPRISE
A RICH CALANINE MINE, now being operated. con.
tning 90 10 so per situated near iaraa ma
mauactory OF znc sale. Please address ~ 3,ot,
care Aver sing Agency OF Rudolf Moss vienna Austria
4 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
IL or NFAT FINEST AND CHkAPESF MAE
FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
IIERIC CONPANY,s EXTRACT
OF MEAT. "Is success aud a boon for which nauols
should feel 1atefu.'See Medical Pross' iAn
cet"" British Medical Journal" sc.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac smile Of Baron
IleOigs signature In blue ink across the label
Consumption in England increased tenioid in ten
years"
IIEBIG COMPANY,s ExTRACT
or MEAT To be had OF all store keepers grocers ana
chemists Sole agenh for the unlto' states Whole
sale onlyl o. DAVID q co. AZ MarAlane L"hu'n'
England.
sold wholesale by Park a Tiford. Smith & yandcrDesx
AeSes Merrail q Cond Nc Resson Robbins II. X a y.
"a Thurber a Co ana J. Milhaus a sons.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
DEATH or EX-SENATOR S. G. ARNOLD.

Providence, r. l., Feb. 13.-The Hon. Sam,
c. Arnold died az 1920 N. to-day. he was three
tincs erenautG0vernor Of The State snd served Tor
abort erni il the United states senate lie was the
aut or of an elaborate history OF Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
COMMITTING A. II. PURDY FOR CONTEMPT

COMMITTING a. II. PURDY FOR CONTEMPT
In the suit of Samuel Wilson against Thomas
Greg. the receiver Ambrose II. Purdy. The bill Of
f. d. Story the stenographer who took the minutes Of
the case before c. s. Bedford. the referee, S105
Mr. Purdy was directed by the Court TO pay this. He
did not So and did not appear on the motion made by
c. f. Langben. counsel for Mr.. story for Mr.. Purly TO
show cause why he should rot be punished for con-
tempt Yesterday Justice Lawrence issued order
committing Mr. PurdY to Jail for contempt until the
fees were paid together with the COSTS amounting TO
about $40
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
IL A BROOKLYN FAcTORY.

A fire broke ont at o'clock last evening in
the large furniture factory ~ Hugh McCrum Co.. eX
tending from No o. to No. 100 North Fluhst Brook
lyu. Il was caused by detective CHIMNEY. The loss
on the stock is estimated ~ - 900 The damage tho
buidiAg was 500 Insurance policies for $4,000 IN
several companies cover the lOsecs.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
THE FIRE RECORD.
ABADLY nANAGED BLOCK.

BosTON. Feb. IA fire IN tnc block ex-
tending from Nos. $50 10 15G BlackstOne-st,
carly rms morning, damaged the bindings mud
the stocks OF the occupants from $4,000
10 SjOOOO or this sum. George n. Mason Co. tin
ware cse abudt $4,000: Insurance, $1,000; H1lctt
& Co paper lose - 900. insured u. W Roberts, grocer
~ OO0 tn-ugcd. Ios the buildings, belonging 10 the
Cte....r e.fafr GUOO insured
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

the part o. the steamship company and ordered d.
cree Tor the lbellanf and "A references compute tbe
damage. 'A'
Francis DeHart, a colored ofiice-boy. who
was convicted IN tie General SESSIONS stealing $40
nom his emp oyer. DR.. Samuel T.. Elliott of No no
Mayerly-pace, sentenced Yesterday State Prison
for four years ~ Judge COwng.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

East Conemaugh First. Grant; second. Blaine 'onu
Kelly.
Allentown: First Grant; second, Blaine "m' D.
Young &c
New-Brighton: First, Grant; second, Blaine f. D.
Reader. 81,
Brtin First. Grant: second. Blaine. c. NJ O. Campbell
Manoryile: First, Grant; second, Blame VIII
Marks ~
laurence First. Grant; second, Sherman N
Ross.
Connellsynle: First, Grant; second, Blaine D. b.
KuriZ
Gettysburg: First, Grant first aud last-our next
President d. McConaughy.
Carlisle: First, Grant; second Grant h MC"F'-
Dey, jr
wilmore First. Grant second, Blaine j. D. Prine.r
Pot,syile: First, Grant; second. Blaine George W.
TS l0r.
Manor Station First. Grant second, Blaine D. f.
New iliams.
Mahoncy City: First. Grant; second Blaine George
Highspire: First. Grant; second, j. Donald Cameron
c. Lehman.
Bloomsbury: First. Grant; second, Grant X. e.
E,eL
Bloomsburg: First Grant; second. Blaine Isaiah
HdgenhToch.
Brooklyn: First Grant; second. Blaine. s. B. FL
bridge
b .thehem First. Grant; second Blaine Robert
Peysert.
Sch Haven ; FIRST Grant; second, washburne. Cap
tain D. +. BuTseok.
Bloomspurg FIRST. Grant; second, Blaine James =
Brown.
Easton: First, Grants second Blaine. ]. c. Diitler
Robesonia Furnaces Fret Grant; second, Blaine
]. c. ShcaVer
Gratz p O. First Grant; second, Cameron j. A.
MirlOltZ
Mlddletown: First. Grant second, Cameron. W. C.
Stehman.
Hus-ondaie: First, Grant second Blaine. s. n. Hnd
son.
L1nford First, Grant; second, Blaine. E. W. Moi
ester.
Canton FIRST Grant; second, Blaine j. ". stone.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

The report of Receiver 5. V. White, of the
Grocers' Bank, was lied in the Kings County Clerks
office Yesterday. together with order OF Judge Gil
bert directing preliminary distribution OF the assets
The most important figures Of the report have been
Given already IN THE TRIBUNE. Judge Gilbert ordered
The receiver make preliminary distribution at his
Office No 90 Barcayst., on March l, among the credi
TORS OF the whose claims had been presented and
proved. the extent OF 60 per cent OF such claims
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
DROpOSALS FOR MARBLE-TILTNG,

I kfCONaIHUCII0N OF FATLNI VFTIIb I'VIITT1,' .
Uice Oi The Engineer ahd Architect !
O.st. between Sth aud eili-stsy
WAsnIS0EoN, D. G.. Fen. I, 1850 }
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received ~ this on q untl
IL O'Clock m on the 9th day Of FEBRUARY 1851 Tor fnr
rsiur delivering and LAWNS new mafblc-ulnE anu Tor
working anew and laying Old marble thing for flooring pars
o t model halls Ol he Unfc states Patent
once buiiug accordance With drawings and ipecnck
lions copies which. with blank fOrms ot proposals a.
ttrhed aud additional inform atioD be hal n THIS
ADULT NIOSSs bnSLctI anu AltAhttNh
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
IN ELIZABETH sTREEr.

Fire broke out in Cook & Co.'s wood
stcamng establishment at No 40 Ezahet ethsi. yester
day morning aud spread 10 the adjoining building.
ried by Jacob Ewodt The amount 20 100, as
Follows. CooE Co.. 500; their building. 500; jacob
EWndi $500
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
DROpnSAIS FOR CUT GRANTTF.

III OFTIrE OF -UpFRYIslNG ARCI lTfCf, InKAstlN /
A.NsN AsHRgrOS, D. C.. tcb. 10. lS-o.i
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received al ti. Qiuce unul
~ m ON he 9Th of February 1880 or furnishing and
delivering All inc Grlito ready Tor setting equir 10
complrc M supcrs ruotWe Of the L. r barge uce II Nes
Nofk CIV iu atcor with drawings and specification
copr. OF which additional Information NAV be had on
npic,ou al this the Once 0f The superintendent
a. HILL. HnuerYisng AflhltelL
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FOUR LITTLE HEBREWS ASTRAY.

Louis Eisenmann, Kaufman Harris, Samuel
Brnkenheimer and Ignatz Newman. whose ages range
from seven 70 nine years, escaped yesterday from
ASYLUM for Hebrew children at Fifty yseventhst and
Frsi-ave. and last night they were found by police
man In Canast looking for place OF shelter from the
rain They taken to Police Headquarters. where
Marion Webb gave them some food and put them 10
l,.d
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FOR CONKLING.

Springfield: First, Conkling; second. Blaine. n
Williams
New Rluggold First, COnkliug; second. Grant Pau
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FOR WASUBURNE

Iewisburg: First. Washbnrne second Blaine should
consider nomination OF General Grant very great nis
takeoue which would entail defeat un the party. VIII
IAN l.. Nesbii.
Washington: First Washburne; second Garfield
r. {. Mcdonnell.
Remmerfeld: First Washburne; second, Blaine no
tnTJ-term man. Peter Laudnesser.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

Blairsvilie: First, Garfield second. Washburne.
do not think there is but IN the party M IL
President. and 1 do not take any popeIy IN min
Joseph Moorhead.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FOR SHERMAN

Clover Creek First, sheinar second, Conkling G.
Il. HOlsInger.
New-Iondon First, Sherman; second Blaine. r.
c. Spraul.
Eason FIRST, sherman second, washburne W. !.
IIllAnl
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FOR CAMERON.
ENR EnifI,ND

Pottsve First, James Donald Cameroni second
Washburne. 7. Il. Beddall.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
For GARFIELD

Berwick: First. Edmunds; second. Grant. b. T. Crs
min,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Droposdls.
II Alterations and Repalrs.

DROPOSALS for Alterations and Repairs.
OfFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT oF RfPAih }
ROOM No. l9l Po-T OF1CE, AND count HOusF.
NRw-YoRK. February II. is-O.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received ~ this oice uDi
m on the OF February 1850 for the alterations
ana AN. TO en- sea Io,ated 0s 20 Exchange
place rHd NO. 65 In this city. In accpr
dance with drawings AMI specifications copies Of which can
be seen Al ts Olco where al Information Ds Oeaiuc
fHOS. n. Jackson. Sup't Of Rrplfs.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
house OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AZ UYMPORTANT SESSION.

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