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and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions
OF the skin are the appearance on the surface Of
humors that should be expelled from the blood.
Internal arrangements are the determination OF
these same humors to some internal organ, or or
lnns, whose action they derange, md whose sub
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they are gone, ,he disorders they produce disap-
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Kidncys Lungs, EruptioIfs and Eruptve Diseases
Of the Skin, st. Afthchy's Fire, Rose or ysfpe-
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Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm.
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pain in
the Bones Side and Head, FeAiale Weakness Ster-
ilty. Leueorrhea arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
tioh and General Debility. With their departure
health returns.
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Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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SARSAPARILLA.
Ayre's Sarsaparina,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound of the
vegetable alternatives,
Sasaparilla, Dock, Still
lingia. and Man drake
with the Iodides of Pot
ash and Iron. ma kes a
most efiectusl cure of a
series of complaints
which are very preva-
lent and xf1licting. II
purifies the blood ,
purges out the lurking
hunpors in the system,
that haalth
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-11
UNIVERSITY Srrg.
DOWN TOWN NINE.

Born To BIZ DROWNED A fatality
to he drowned seems to hang over the
members of the Love family. Old and
we'll known residents of Portland.
Away back ia Illinois, one of the
brothers, when hoy, fell in . well
and was drowned. Some years ago, an
other brother. who had come to man.
hood. wss drowned in the Columbis
slough. About y year ago still another
brother. William Love. was drowned
in the slough. in nearly the very s,u.e
spot where his brsther Was drowned
years before Ab,ut month ag".
Albert Love. - son Of William Love,
went 10 work Oh the steamer Calilope.
A few days ago. the Cslliope went down
the river TO raise the sunken steamer
Maria Wilkens. and while walking
along the guard Of the boat. ou We'd
nesday afternoon, b.. fell into the
river. rne alarm was yi-o.. i.- ...-ai-
ately. aud strange enough. Of the sew
sral mem working around the steamer.
none coui swim. The young man had
heavy garments on which soon became
heavy as lead and weighed him down.
SO that nothing but the top Of his
head was visible. The drowning maa
made several attempts to reach scow
which was lying alongside the wharf.
but could not clutch it Before assist
ance reached him the young man sank
in sight Of his relatives and friends.
who were powcrless to AID him.
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S1LvsR WEDDfso. The twenty fifth
snniverssry Of The wedding Of Mr.. aid

S1LvsR WEDDfHo. The twenty fifth
snaiverssry Of The wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roswell Scott was celebrated ut
The ianily residence Last night. Some
thirty or forty friends were present
and aAvesy happy evening spent.
.Silysr Threads Among the Gold was
sung vero finely By Mr. aud Mrs Curtis
and Mrs e s Osborne. After the left.
handed marriage. the company was
served beautifully with delicious
refreshments. including che brides
cake. by the grown UP children OF the
bride aud groom. Presents as follows
were given the couple: A silver caster.
by Mr. and Mrs A j Anderson: Mr. and
Mrs F Ulin. Mr. and Mrs J + Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs ] F Damon and Capt and
Mrs G w Cove; . pickle dish. by Mr.
and Mrs Meydenbauer; . butter dish.
by Mr. and Mrs Gatzert; . syrup pitcher.
by Mrs J Post and Mrs J w George;
half dozen Tablespoons. by Mr. and Mrs
N ChilberR; haff dozen teaspoons. by
Mr. and Mrs q F McD~rnoth; half
dozen teaspoons, by Mr. aud Mrs 4 8
Burnsll and Mr. aud Mrs F Ellis.
The IxrELLlaENosR Office was re,nsm.
bered appropriately by the iong-wed-
ded, extremely happy ones.
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The regular monthly reports of the
following city officers we're received,
adopted and ordered fled, towit: Fire
Warden, Treasurer. Harhor Master,
City Attorney. and Justice Of the Peace
for the City.
Petition of L C Harmon to have
grade scrip converted into warrant on
City Fund received. read aud ordered
laid on tina table. ae
Ordinances No 2l0. to provide for
assessing. levying and collecting the
city revenue of the city OF Seattle.
passed.
The committee to whom WAS referred
the ordinance relative to providing
funds for the grading Of Front street,
returned the same with their report rec
ommending its adoption. Thsreup0n
Ordinance Ne. Pill was passed.
City Attorney submits Ordinance No.
2l2. to provide for compiling the Ordi-
nances of the City Of Seattle. After
consideration. the same 10 adopted.
The committee 70 whom il referred
the petition of D. n. Crane relative to
the opening Of the siiey through Block
- On G. D. Beren'ss plat return the
same and recommend that said alley
be opened. Thereupon it is ordered
tat the Street Commissioners be. and
i, hereby, Instructed to proceed 10 open
said alley.
Petition Of Card 3 Lair referred to
Street Committee.
Ordered, that warrant BE- drawn on
the City Fund in the sum Of S25 IN
favor Of I. NJ. Hall so d.fssy bic e.-
pensss to Olympia aud back in attend
sncs ut the Land Office on business for
the city.
Ordered that the City Attornry be
instructed to subuit an ordinance pro-
hibitiug the playing with balls in Ger
tain public streets. aElm
Ordered, that . committee b. ap-
pointed to examine the question Of
dumping Of ballast. Thsreupon Coun.
cilmen Ststssn. Bagley and Nation we're
appointed such committee.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening.
April 14th, 1880, at 1870 N.
E. B. OSBORNE. Clerk.
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DARK SEANcE.-Mrs Lowe gave .
very successful dark seaucs at the res
idence Of Hon:L P Smith. Friday even
ing. some twenty ladies and gentlemen
being present The most unsxplain.
able feat accomplished By the medium
was the distributions of articles to their
respective owners. while tied up IN u
bag. The lady was placed in y bag
INSIDE Of rnosqnito acting. and a great
numbsr Of articles were placed in her
lap, inside the bag. The sack was then
drawn up over her head. tied aud seal.
cd. Presently the articles. such rs
watches. books, earrings. braceie's.
etc., were distributed around :" th, il
respective owners. and on TX tam ins,ion
the bay was all in tact. aud thu seal
not broken Mrs Lowe returned to the
Capital city yesterday morning.
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+. sTPoNtD Owing to instructions
r~c.:y.d from headquarters. the auction
sale Of oil aintings is postponed until
Tuesday evening. April 18th. This is
giving every Que ample tims to exam.
lie closely and to select out such paints
Jugs us will be suitable for their par
lors. Mark the number on your csta.
lngue that you wish to bid on, and
then there will be no mistake in get
ting the paintings you wish. Every
housekseper and lever Of art should
take advantages Of this sale snd make
their homes cheerful and pleasant. by
buying works OF art. by our best Cali
fornia artists. This will be the last
chance you will have to buy ct auction
such mems works - Straus. Young.
Strong aud Hill.
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The foot racs, on Front street last
evening, was won by Thos Clancey.
VIM Jones ceniDg out second best
The White river cheese factory. Of
Long h Bsrmingbam, will be ready 70
begin the work for which it was cen
structed on or about the Goth inst.
Mrs Colonel Halter and her two
daughters have just started from their
old home on WILDLY Island to the post
ia Indian Territory at which the Colo
mel 10 now stationed.
Rev e. o. Tsde. Of Fidalgo. who has
been attending the Congregational
Ministers Meeting in Olympus, will
Gil the pulpit Of Plymouth Church this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
A needed and very welcome rain
fell yesterday morning and last night.
June weather is more pleasant than
April westher. but 10 not 90 wholesome
at this period of the year.
Mr.. L. p. Berry has rented F. NJ.
Ellsworth's dwelling and gone TO house.
keeping. It's funny to see Berry car
IySo6 ooAho ktOSCstCb III u Ulk mhI n CT
basket. 30 says the Celfax Gazette.
The Wslla Walla StatesD,an says !:
Glowing accounts are given OF ths
growing grain fields Of tue north.
Hills. valleys aud plains are being
turned over. and il the season is favor.
abls there will be an innenss crop.
The Vancouver Indepsadeat says: Mr..
p. Maloney. after serving in the U. g.
army in various capacities for twenty
three years, has given up bis position
~ trnckman aud gone back to Portland
to live. where he has property iLtsrssts.
A bad case of eonhusnf smallpox il
reported ct East Portland. The victim
Is . man named Barton, who 10 under
the care Of DR. RAFFERTY,. The Rast
Portlanders don't like the presence in
their quiet little town of this fearful
scouras.
DR.. Hoover lost q valuable horse ct
Rossbure. Oregon. A person who bad
besn 866ning out the stable left rake
wilh = broken bendle lying on the
Aoos. &he animal stepped 90 the came,
81 sttAe handle flew up. IL WAS driv-
q Iel0 ~ sids about two fest. The
sntnel Was dead when discovered.
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hal EsrArr. TIE believing are
the thnsactions ID real estate. as re-
eordAd in the Auditors Office. since our
last report: 49, -
John 8 McCallistsr and wifs to An
ME L Eosy. lets and l2. block 10.
DsnnysS additiso. for $500.
oua1 Isaoel Dfsw ana husband to
D B Jaekson. lots 10 and IL. block 81.
A = Denny's addition. for $500.
WI Reeves @ Daniel Fraser, lot z.
block u. A A Dsnny's addition. for
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-11

TRINITY CHURcH.-Second Saniay
after Easter. A communion servics at
II AN. especially designed Tor the
newly confirmed. with address by tis
rectsr upon Consistency Evening
prayer and sermon ut TX PM Sunday
School ut 1917. All are cordially in-
vfted.
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"A Mp~srnn HONOR DIR A L Linds-
ley has been appointed ono Of the
commissioners to represent the General
Association 81 the Presbyt eriAn Church
Of the United States o. the Ecumenical
Council 81 the churches Of the Prssby
terian order throughout the world,
which will be held p Philadelphia
next September. - Oregonian
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DrED.-Mr. George Maloney, at on.

DrED.-Mr. George Maloney, at one
time proprietor Of tina Alhambra Saloon
IN this city. died at Providence
Hospital yesterday ~ heart disease.
For some time past he has been living
with his family on B.inbridge islsnd.
but bsing III with the heart diseasc, he
ives brought ever where he could have
the necessary medical aid. bat all efforts
70 cave bis LIE proved unavailipg, and
hs expired at 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. He was thirty-6se years Of age
and leaves . widow and two ysung
children. The funeral will take place
todsy d O'Clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-11

Orr FOR RUBY CREEK. Among
those about going to Ruby Creek are
Messrs Clarence Hanford and Howard
Lewis. who leave gu the boat this
morning. They will be gone from
three to tive weeks. and they promise
to send back reports VI their progress
aud luck willis away. We wish the
boys u jolly trip and pocksts full Of
gold.
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CoNaR1oATIoNAL ASSOCIATION. -
A meeting Of the Congregational Asso :
citation Of Poget Sound has just clssed
q Olympia. The organization If I" The
WashinRton Society Of Congregational
Ninisters was perfected, and il was 70.
solved 70 hold ssmi-annual meetings.
Prof. A. 7. Burnell, OF Fidslgo. and s.
8. Markham, Of Chshslis, we're licensed
to preach. Tho next meeting Of the
Association aud also the new Society.
vnlbe hel1 u August 1880. Is 8idsl-
e. lot ~ y4Ar sew opening. !. r.
lliSW{ll - Modosotos end 8. Gsesne
Secretary u the Association.
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coURT PROCREDINGs.
FRIDAY, APRIL 9Th.

FRIDAY, APRIL 9th.
FV Snyder W His Creditors. Or.
dersd that the Sheriff IT King county
be authorized to act - assignee.
Following cases were continued udtil
Thursday. April 22th: II L Yeslerss
j M Colman; r Fl Lewis W r Prichard;
Asa Fowler W Anderson Holt; James
Crawford W. Geo D Hill; &c Brit,on
VS. g d. Hill: John Ross W II L. Yesler.
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HIGHLAND. Clackamas Co.. Ogn.,
March 0flth- 1801
An Old HAN RessersA 70 Health.
BATAVIA, N. r, Sept. Is. 1879.

II. Il Werner d Co.. Roeksstsr. n. y:
-0xx1LnaHH--Fss forty pears | have
suffered with kidney and liver din.
Guilty. being obliged - void urine ~
often % once In thirty minutes. and
have alec been . great suhorsr from
pAlpitation Of the heart ! an now
using your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cars. and can truly Say. q 70 yaass VI
ags, thoG e nakes ne. tel l2kR 3 sew
man." PETER SNOWMAN.
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BAPr1sr CHuRcH. = Psesching in
the morning ct II o'clock by Judge
Greene. Sunday School and young
peoples meeting Of the usual hours.
The pastor. Rev ] A With. will hold
forth 1t Newcastle today.
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49, =
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NV xuorArp HOTEL.
THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA.

Read the following testimonials. not
from persons 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows, but FROM well known
and trustworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen ct our Office:
FoREsT GRovx, Ogn.. March 10. 80.
I hereby certify that have used the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA. and obtained
immediate relief. II 10 Gods blessing
to humanity. I take pleasure in rec
ommending it to the afflicted. I am
now nearly so years old, came T. Ore.
gou in i842 In the employ q the Hod-
son Bay Company, and since / began
using the Oregon kidney Tea, ! enjoy
good health. DAVID NoNRoH.
HIGHLAND. Clackamas Co.. Ogn.,
March Goth, 1880.
I have suffered with dissass Of tho
kidneys for nix Or seven years. and for
the last TIVE mnoths have bsou laid up
With : rsin in. my back. 4 friend
sent me . sasplS sf the ORIoeN KID
MET TIA. and having used Il one week
Lean do good days wsrk. ! have
derived more beae6t from IL than from
oil the medicines ! have sver taken.
]. G. N1wBILL.
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Bro LIST The Zephyr brought down
forty>ess passenger last evsoing. .
portion Of whom were bound fnr the
Skagit mines. having bought through
tickets 10 San Francisco.
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Bo1ss Ar1eAr.-D During the Wind

BoIrs ArIaAr.- During the Wind
sessE Friday night, two soovs loaded
with bolts anchored near The barrel
faotory sunk. and In the morning the
bolts lined the beach fron Bslltown TO
Sandy Point. A fsrce OF men was put
- work collecting them. and they viii
most oil b recovered. In consequences
OF this nishap the factory did not run
ysstsrday.
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A RAILROAD AT AUCTION. - The
Olympic ana Tenino railroad was sold
BY the Sheriff on Friday last for taxes.
Az no bidders appeared. the county
took il at $i656 II. Trains are ran.
ming % usual.
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Agents. Tor q. Olc9loi

THE Boss -LUncH AND THE BHD1
Bsxx you will always Ind :. the
Concosdia Hall. on Nil street. noe
only the best 81 hose made. bus also
a. excolloas Tlumbo11t LAGsx Beog.
Also imported bar h qso9t - ydnt
hott3es. Doilo0 ham an3 I'll ktDds It
cid lnnches - oedes.
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PERSONAL. Ed. Reynolds has
returned frsm San Francisco. and will
soon afhume the duties Of position
rendered him st Rlskeiy.
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City Council Precsedlnss.
FRIDAY. April .. 1880

FRIDAY. April 3. 1880.
Council met pursuant to sdiourn-
ment.
Pressnt-His Homer the Mayor, Or
enQe Jacobs, and Couucilnen Clancy.
Hswthorne. Nation. King. Stetson. and
Bagley.
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Following 10 the scnrs of the base
ball game played on the University
grounds yesterday:
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Notine cf Application TO Purchase
Timber Land.

Olympia. Warrington Tcuitury. !
HOTICD IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IL
IN senpaianes Viii ~ preyisions Of the Act
g O00ss5 ap1EovaA Jpns 3. 1878. entitled An
~ ~ the0fo of Ttmbee Lands Ia tie etstse Of
oalffognia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter.
E1iory, M1chasl Raciue, OF King county. Washiug-
I'm Territory, has this day died In this c6lce his
npplieak5on = purchase the Wy Of Nwt Of Sec
Sioa No q, An 4ounnhip No. - North, Range No.
3 Enss Of The Willamette Mert3ian.
Any and ell psrsons claiming adversely the
sstd described land. Or any pcrt1on Shereof. are
hsreby required 70 nle taeir claims In this Once
u1tAtu oixiy (uo) days from date hereof
0ivsn usdex my hand 1t my once, In Olympia
". T., this the lsth day Of March. A. p. 1sSo.
-s.,,sy 4 1-.,4..ss;i & !. i ~ One.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-08
LIVE STOCK.
UhioAo.


CHICAGO, November G-Ths Druss-s'
Journal reports hog receipts ~ 900 head !:
shipments 1000 head. Market active
and firm: mived packing 81 80: choice
heavy 81 SUtd5 %; light - GOtG+ w.:
closed quiet and weak.
Receipts 5000 heal; ship.
ments I 100 head; good exports nrm 1T
s. 3kd 3 10; good to choice shipping
81 7OdJ 10: common to M dunn 81 7NA
I 40; butchers SLOW: common 90 fnir
81 O0ta2 50; good 81 75ta3 25; stocksrs
$2 4O(a3 10; Trxans<2 HEa300.
Sheep-llcceip 1000 head; common
TO medium s. 2jC.3 -; good u 0OtS
4 2j; quality poor.
New York.
Ngw loKK. November o 6-Itrevrs--
Receipts 800 head; supply too large
for the demand; weather decidedly bad
Tor trade; the mar krt dragged and closed
weak ut q reduction of one dollar PR
head on fair To prime cattle and C on
common and medium; poor 10 strictly
prime natives 6 Ia l0Ic: extra selections
l0ir, and fair Texas u 'cce 6tGG7c. No
expert demand. No 1--we stock or fresh
meat shipments to-day. Steamers a.
sail to morrow take $3.50 quarters oi
beef. ~ lvc cattle aud go csrcssses
mutton.
Sheep Receipts 400 head; market
dull for both rrcrp and lambs and pens
not cleared. Extremes s. 75(S5 Is per
100 pound, for sheep and $jta0 % Tor
lambs. Very few sheep going above
81 IS, and but lev lambs Tor more than
81.
Hogs Receipts 200 heal; market
steady at 81 Sjn5 10 per 100 pounds Tor
live; $ItS6 l?4 for dressed.
Cincinnati.
CiScisSATi, November q. - Hogs -
Dull: common &3 9O(a4 -; light - 20
ta4 10; butchers 81 GjCs+ 20: packing
n 5Ota4 20 Receipts, 800 head; ship.
nicnis 400 head.
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THE BALLOT BRIGADE.
TALE OF THE MARCH STILL BEING
TOLD.
Col. Ben's Plurality Increased asting
Boss" Kely's Bacon-The fraud
Cry" by Tammany HaII-The
Closest State on Record.
GENERAL ELECTION INTELLIGENCE,

The REGISTER publishes this morning
the latest and only correct returns from
the election in this Congressional Dis.
trict. Col. Ben Wilson's majority over
Mr.. John A. Hutchinson is ninety.
seven, While nine Democrats out OF
every ten are cursing John Kelly for be.
traying the party, word comes that there
is treason against the Great High Sa.
chem" in his own camp. Boss
Ke.ly's heal is seriously threat.
enel by the Tammany Ak.
The investigation into the frauds com.
mitted by Republican leaders in New
York city at the late election, promises
to bring forth some startling develop.
ments. Election news from California
fully confirms the past impression that
the State would be close. The majority
in favor of either party will not be greater
than the Democratic plurality in this
Congressional District Latest election
returns from other States are given to
the REGIsriR's readers this morning.
The result in the First Congressional
District Of West Virginia, by counties,
is as follows:
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wilson's HutchinsO nj
KELLY'S HEAD
Hanging in the Balauce-It may be
Chopped off by Tammanys Axe-More
About the Fraud Cry"

Hanging in the Balauce-It may be
Chopped off by Tammany's Axs-More
About the Fraud Cry"
New YORK, November 6.-The rebel.
lion that broke out in Tammany. Fri.
day evening, was the the political topic
of yesterday. Many think it the begin.
ming OF movement that will compel
Kelly to resign; but the prevailing
opinion seems to be that he has too
strong a grip 10 be shaken off.
Kelly is not personally popular among
the rank and the file of Tammany Hall,
but he is feared by them. He rules abso.
lutely and alone, aud what he says is
law. He fixes the nomina-
ton for candidates for all Offices, ap.
points district leaders, and gets right
down TO the min utest details Of the Or
ganization's work. His manners are OF
ten so gruii as to offend his political
workers, and many OF them at heart
would like to see him deposed; but to
start the movement is to he decapitated
by the Boss at the very outset, and they
dare not undertake it. Kelly keeps
Tammany discipline up the mark, and
Tammany is a unit always after the Boss
has spoken.
Less is said among politicians to day
about counting New York State 3 vote
for Hancock in consequence OF frauds.
Mr.. Barnum is said II have issued an
address convoking the National Com
mittee on to morrow in this city, but
neither the address nor Mr.. Barnum
can be found. 1t is understood, how.
ever, that the committee is to meet; and
unotlicially it is said that the subject OF
frauds here will be discussed.
Governor Dorsheimcr, who charged
fraud in his defense OF Kelly in Tam
many Hall, Friday evening, said yester-
day: 1T is believed that there were
fully twenty thousa illegal votes cast
in this city for the Republican ticket.
MANY o! them were registered from
certain class Of hotels and boarding
houses. The vote was in excess OF the
legal proportion OF voters to the popula-
ton. In 1876 the vote in this city was
one in seven Of the population. This
year Hancock pOlled about eleven thou.
sand more votes than Mr.. Tildea, which
is a fair rate of increase OF more than 40
per cent over the vote cast for Hayes"
Colonel Roberts, who is a member OF
the Committee of Investigation, said
that in the Seventh Assembly District
alone fifty warrants had been issued Tor
men who registered illegally; and one
hundred and fifty more men were mark.
ell. and were to be challenged at the
polls. The police, however, refused to
serve these warrants by order oil Super.
intendent Waling. In the Fifth Elec-
ton District of the Seventh Assembly
District there were 25i Republican votes
cast, Colonel Roberts said, one hun
dred Of Which were illegal. IL have no
hesitation in saving, all | think the
Committee will bring out evidence TO
prove it. that more than one thousand
illegal votes were cast for Garfield and
Arthnr in the Seventh Assembly Dis.
tr;ct"