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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river last night was 10 iee' '
inches GSa a anu s State passed up and the
Emma Graham down yeste.osy, nm
The Mary Ann and nehe'
win The 8. Lawrence 10 due from Omen
natl This forenoon, and will depart ~ ~
CINCINNATI tomorrow, as adSer'issN "
a" The Cherokee will pass down TINS
rorn;no en- route from Pittsburgh 70 OF;
Tnu;s She will take on 1000 kegs OF
Ill. a, the Belmont Mill, and some
IRON. nails and glass at different iac'0''
les. .ys. The
Fannie Tatum. on Tuesday niguL .;nh,
for Pittsburgh with 600 tons OF ne, sna
and fair trip of people. Inc M1 p shs
fellows ON "Wednesday with all snc
wants The Clifton leaves for tiunuhg.
Ton TODAY. Commodore Coulson rei'
for Pittsburgh Tuesday night Inc Inc
Sam Roberts and barges depart ~.
New Orleans Wednesday with . calg9
of so. 600 bushels of grain in pmik' anu
will add two barges at Cairo. Inc Etns
left for the Ohio river with two psiges'
81 400 bushels Of corn in bulk TOR hunt
ineton. and AGO tons OF iron ore; -.
81. Louis Globe Democrat: Inc mes
suggests itself, wouldn't it be better 70
sdapt the lights TO men than the men 70
IyhtsP There are but two lights needeS !,
on the rivera red, to show danger, anu
a white IN indicate clear sailing. Inc
blue and green lights are superhuous'
anyway. ,r Corr;er
DiurnaI. Welcome and West Virginia,
are contesting for gold headed cane,
the proceeds for the benefit OF the bapt's'
Church, of Newport, %. w
MFR. Huntington, OF the steamer w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
Theatre Comiaue.

This place OF amusement is giving the
utmost satisfaction, II Que may judge
iron the large audiences that greet the
company night after night The troupe
is above the average, and is worthy OF
patronage. Nothing Is said or done to
offend the most iaJtidlOuS, and person
eau ~ and enjoy hearty laugh with
out fear or doubt; Wheeling has been
included in the circuit, and new faces
are added each week. At present the
company includes tho 0'Brien Bros,
whose performance on the trsreze is
simply Nondertul The little fellows
seem 10 BE- able to do anything. Miss
Addie O'Brien's performance on the
siack-wire Is very graceful and artistic
piece OF work, and one that eiiCits
rounds Of applause. Wand and Wells
aud Gibbons and Davenport in their
specialties. are also iavOrites, while Can
non and Corners. in their Irish sketch,
give an unusually funny act. The
pieces are popular. and We trust the
management will continue here during
the remainder OF the season. Next
week an entire change Of company viii
take place, eleven new faces being added
10 the regulars, which wall make a COM
pany " eighteen members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings ana Doing

W. p. Hubbard, Esq, returned, yes
terday, from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. John Hugo, OF Walls Station,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
G. Trimble, South Side.
Col. W. A. Hunt, of the st. Glars
vile ChVnic was in the city, yester-
day.
Miss Della Harbour, who has been
spending the winter in the West, has
returned.
Hon. ID. F. Pugh, OF Tyler county, is
in the city.
The following are the arrivals
at the New Mcclure yesterday:
c. S. Dultan, Pittsburgh; ID. +. Pugh,
MddlebOurne, ). Il. Smith, New Cum
berlan; J. Wurth, New York; j. +. Pol
lock, Greensburg; Alex. Written, Phil
adelphia; Robert Kuhn, Canton, o.;
VIM. Rogers. New York; W. Il. Wood,
Cincinnati; Geo. h. Miller, New York;
II. d, Bates, Philadelphia; Willard Par
ker, W. 4. Cayerly, New York; IA. b.
Stevens, Philadelphia; e. O. Rowe,
Pittsburgh; c. +. Baldwin, Columbus;
W. A. Hunt, ST. Clairsyille;
Benjamin Harker, East Liverpool; A.
]. Nelson, Hartford; I. J. Robinson,
Randall Kent, John ;. Lyon, Pittsburgh;
II. W Tooihe, A. l.. Green, 5. Cooper,
New York; W. X Pendleton and wife,
Bethany; T. 5. Stansbury, Baltimore; S.
Abeleo, GeOrge Bell, Philadelphia; K.
Urban Bowey, Sandusky; George W.
PAUL, Unioniown; j. W. Hanawalt, Co
lumbus: +. T. Kingsley, New York.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals at the Stamm; G. Z. Mccoy,
Co,tageyille: I. ]. Tots, Capiina; r.
II. Mnhleman, Darlington; $. n. Rice,
Z. l. Lalleriy, Justin, W. Va; J.
Cooper, Wellsbug; A. Dix, New York;
Maalin H. Fasber, Baltimore; ]. W.
Polling, B. d. Powell, Romeey; Rev. J.
Laenger, Petersburg, Va; A. A. Brad
ley, LibyeE Greek, y. Y; Z. II. Foster,
Cleveland; q. A. Cochran, J. A. Mccoy.
Allegheny; ]. Bixby, Cincinnati; W, 5.
MctIinniS, Ashtabula, o.; A. Gates,
Burning Springs, T. Gardner, Pittsburgh:
Miss Ida Mcdonald, Miss Minnie Phil
lip, Cameron; c. W. Conant, Alex.
Sweeney, Steubenville; Simpson Jones,
St Mays; David Thompson, Tyler
county; A. W. Case, Geo. Ashmead, Jr.,
New York; John Morgan, Fairmont;
ALI ]. Briggs, Philadelphis; Thomas
Hortrook, Powhatan; Mrs Bonsrheld,
Nevada; @. E. MeCrsry, woodsheld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
MARTINS FERRY.
Deaf Mute Run oyer-Anniyersary EI-
ercises-Coal Boonn-Other Notes

ercises-Coal Boon-Other Notes.
The Steubenyille accommodation,
"Wednesday evening, as it neared
Raineytown, struck deaf boy about
nine years Of age, named Ward, crush
ing his left arm and producing CON-
pound fracture OF the left leg above the
ankle and otherwise Injuring him. DIR.
J. NJ. Todd, OF Bridgeport, was called
and rendered the necessary medical at
teRtion. The Doctor considers the case
a very doubtful one. The engineer OF
the accommodation train made al efforts
to check the train, hut could not sue
coed in time TO avoid the accident.
The fifth anniversary of the Women's
Temperance League, OF Martins Ferry,
will take place this afternoon in the L.
z. Church at O'Clock. Mrs. Mary
Reese, of steubenyille, is expected to be
present aud make an address, and will
also address a temperance meeting in
Commercial Hall tonight at Z 80 o clock.
The firm Of Kerr 4 Co. has been dis
solved by mutual consent, A. G. Camp
bell retiring. The firm hereafter will
be Kerr 4 Son, Robert Kerr, son OF
Mayor Kerr, taking the place OF Mr..
Campbell.
Public examination OF all the schools
viii commence next Tuesday, and close
on Friday.
Houses for rent have become very
scarce in Martins Ferry.
Rainey's coal works shipped 10000
tons OF coal last month, or about sc, 900
bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
BETHANY.
College Wall Blown Down-Entertain-
ments by Colored People-Court. he
Huious and Personal Notes.

College Wall Blown Down-Entertain-
ments by Colored People-Court. Re
ligious and Personal Notes.
Mr.. Albert Rodgers, OF the hrm oil 4
Shriyer & Co., has accepted a position
as drummer for the firm OF John l..
Smith & Co., OF your city: lie has been
assigned "beat" in southern Ohio;
The high wind OF Friday blew down
the south wall of the society halls oil
Bethany College, lately destroyed by
fire. A few scattering bricks injured the
roof of the corridor. but other than this
no damage was done.
Billy Toner, an aged man living over
the store of James Gibson, tell down
the stairs on Monday and injured himself
quite severely, fron which he may be
Glow in recovering.
The Jubilee Singers gave two OF their
famous concerts in the Nj. r. church on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings oil
last week, by which they picked up s9i
of loose change. The NJ. L. folks claim
they are 81 80 poor cr.by reason OF a
loophole left open in the contract. lhey
paid 81 corporation license.
The closing exercises OF the colored
school were held in the school room ON
Thursday evening last, and We are Tree
to say the performances throughout re.
fiected great credit on both teacher and
scholars. The term has been only four
months, but the school has made rapid
progress during that time. MIR. Chas.
w. johnson, Jr., has had charge OF the
school, and we understand is an appli-
cant for the position for the next term.
On Monday some boys found
box of artificial flowers buried under
the floor of the cellar in the house
lately occupied by Thomas Bell.
but more recently by Mrs. Elder James
Dorsie. People, OF course, will have
their own ideas as to now they got there.
Mr.. John II. Kemp will remove I"
Welsburg about the first OF April to
open a carriage shop near the Granite
House stables. Mr.. Alb. Turner will also
20 to town to work in the paper mill.
The |. q. o. F's. have moved into DIR.
J. +. Whitsett's building in the room oc-
cupied by the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
1t is probable they will build large and
commodious hall during the summer
with suitable store room underneath.
Application has already been made for
the store room at a fair rent.
A revival is in progress at the NJ. l..
Church, conducted 10y Reys. Geo. Is.
Hudson and J. w. Hough. There is
quite an interest manifested, but 50 far
their labors have not been crowned with
success.
Bethany and vicinity will he well rep
resented at court next week in anticipa-
ton OF the trial Of the Bethany lirebngs.
Mr.. George G. Curtis is making extern
sive arrangements i0r opening a MILL
merry department in connection with his
general merchandising business.
George w. Stewart is operating the
State Line Mill, formerly operated by
his father, with general satisfaction To
the community and profit to himself.
ALPHA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19

N. Chancellor, was q passenger on the
Emma Graham. He reports his packet
In fine order and is expected 10 resume
onerstions about the 6rst Of April ia the
Pittsburgh and Portsmouth trade.
The Union Mills, Of Darlington, naie
a large shipmsnt Of aour to the frta oi
10 Eeoftsr d Co., the past week.
Mr. Fred. Eberle, OF Bellaire, has pur.
chased . fne lot Of hay from Mr.. Joe.
Most. who resides on the bottom above
Mr. A. Sims, of Wells Bottom, has
hasn shipping large lot OF hay to Bel.
is;ra and Ben wood, the past week.
P,rrsauRoH, March Is. River 10 feet
inches and falling. Weather. clear and
CIscISxArr, March ls.-River 40 feet
IN inches and falling rapidly. Arrived
NKatie Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Andes,
Wheeling. Up-Schenck, New Orleans.
Densrted-Rhodes st. Louis; Stockdale,
pittsburgh; v:ssie Lee, Memphis; ThOs.
Sherlock, New Orleans.
EvANsyILLE, March lS.-Weathe'
cloudy and milder; mercury 50. River
az feet 4 inches and stationary. Down-
Mary Houston, Fashion and J. w. Gan.
IT, Indv Baum. The Mitchell is due
ScysBuRo, March Is: WeatEcr
rainy. Thermometer %. River risen
inches. Up-Mande. Down-Goiden
CITY, Springer, Yseger, Choteau.
GAIRo, III, March lS.-Arrlrei J.
Champion, Genevieve, st. Louis. De
,ad-Champion, Paducah; Common,
wealth, New Orleans; Genevieve; Mem
phis. River A feet 4 inches anu rising
Weather cloudy; Thermometer o.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.-,ArriyedLolln'
ton, Camden; Greenyille, VicEshurs
Depsrted-Annie, La Crosse; Golddust
Vicksbury; Clifton, Huntington; Silver,
New Orleans. River about STATIONARY
| with 10 feet 8 inches by gauge. Wealth
er partly clear and milder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.
=. 8 DISTRICT COUgT-JUDGE IoHS }.
JACKSON, JR.

l. 8 DISTRICT COUgr-JUDGE IoHS J..
JACKSON, JR
Court met at9A.N.
Lewis RufIner, Jr., ct al, ~. ID. H..
Ruuner. in chancery. The hearing OF
this case was adjourned to tbentNt term
81 Charleston.
Order entered to Temaad Ezra SnOd-
grass from the Ohio county jail % the
Marion county Jail, and authorizing any
L.. ;. Commissioner 10 rJcOgulze the do
PENDANT i'm 81 900 Tor the saroni day ot
next term.
Adjourned until y A. N to. day.
COUNTY coURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at 9A.N.
Thos. Mccormick, trustee Va James
V. Member in detinue. Judgment Mas
rendered that the plaintiff retain pos
session oi the property aud recover
against defendant one cent janastS anu
costs.
The will OF Joseph Britt was admitted
To probate and record.
Court adjourned until to-day at "a. N.
MUNICIPAL CoURT--JUDsE CRNSNER.
Court met 10 An.
VIM. Stewart vs. Mary A. and ThOs.
Parrill, in ehancery. An order was en-
tered in this case referring to commits
sioner OF the court 10 take. state ON ac-
count and report the same To the court
Elizabeth 5. Thompson vs., GeoTse
Arkle, in aSsumpsit This case MAS
com promised, the plaintiff acce"ting IN
full OF account $3.50 from the defend
ant, aud the case vas stricken from the
docket
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pauv vs.. the Atlantic and Pacific aud
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
panies. m ehaneery. Au injunction
was granted the complainant IN this
case in open court.
Adjourned until saturday at 10 A. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
BEN WOOD

Arrested for Married. III
ness-Lecture BIZ . Priest-othsr AZ
faira
On Sunday lsst some officers from
your city came down 10 the Riverside
Furnace and arrested q young man upon
essriouschsrge Of granddaughter. Itsp-
pears that Few days ago be and another
young man named Meighen we're en-
sAgsd in carrying mstal fron hs sock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19

The following transfers Of property
were admitted by Clerk Hook TO record
yesterday;
A deed made March 18th, between
Louis Schxab and vile and the Central
Glass Company, in consideration OF $50
for all damage done by party of the Sec
ond part to lot No. in square No. in
Churehill's addition No. = 10 the city OF
Wheeling.
A deed made February 2Sth, between
James Mcdonald and vile and John
Mcdonald, in consideration 81 81 Of q
portion 1.-THE estate Of James Mcdonald,
deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
Wontner Indieanona.

WAsHISGrOS, March 10, | A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
and rainy. followed by clearing weather
warmer southwest, yeering to colder
northwest winds, and higher barome-
ter.
For the Lower Lakes cloudy weather
with rain or snow, warmer south winds,
and rising barometer, followed by colder
nnrihMr,f u InlH
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Allyeeliu9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inasx % nov Aavsrs .ssmsat..

Boarding-SIrs. J. @. Tumpson.
For Cincinnati - Steamer 81 Law
renee.
Cookins Stoyes-Neshitt & Bro.
ForSalt House aud LOtIn klrkwoOd.
Attention, COmmandery.
Furniture and Carpets-Zink x More
head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
Mason q HAmlin Organs on EAsy Terus
tor. Every body,

Plan A, cash. balance IA shESs mSs'n~
pan q q cash, balance in twelve montnA
pan ID, q cash, balancc in ioaF. sisht Aai
twelve nlonthS ....
Rent plan, one-tenth the price every
three mouths, giyestwo and a hAli years
10 pay i.in. You can bay one OF Tue
best Organs from the agent VIM, H.
Sheib. under Washington Hall, tor nom
IS to 50 per month. No siop shop
S,oods. but the best Organs made IN the
World. Call at Sheib's, see the oesuti-
fol STYLES, and secure one before they
advance in price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
DRrITISTRx.

ITO THOSE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
natural teeth We would Ry hat We ara DOW
better prepared thAn sysr 6eiors 70 enable than
20 DO 80. By the use VI an GHcTaosAAesErtS
PLuGsGR we cAa and Are making better aud
handsorneE Gold Filings. with more eEe 70 our
parcntS thAn have hezosofoxo been made IN this
city OF elsewhere without ne Aid 81 us Electro
Plus acr. What We say ee-cAn prove ~ eoSah
deuaorsxry ton Call aid see fnr younalscA
JAMES NJ SCRGfsOE a son,
ynyb No llEs Market 81. Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19

Please caIIand see the COun-
tess'' pattern spoons and FORKS
new. JACOB W. CRUDE, the
leNeIer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19

Nh. SAIISsKR clothes his dummies
This morning with the latest styles OF
FSIh Avenue aud Broadway Spring
0vsrooats. The most stylish line ever
hronght TO Wheeling. Dont fail p see
hem Al No. lsse Market street, Gran
gle's block.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
rnnrrnometor RECORD

As taken at Schnopfs Opera House
drug store;
riIUESpAN.
iSsg lN5O.
7rHnGs5F 7AN.isN. 5rN. 7rH
q s. 81 ~ % 81 % -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
SOIREE MUSICALE
by Mrs. sheib and Her Pupils,

The sOlree musicale gwen 10y Mrs.
Annie NJ. Sheib and her pupils, last
evening, at Germania Hall OF which
the programme is given below, was en-
loved by large circle Of friends, com
pletely filling the hall, and all were lis
teued In with great pleasure. Mrs.
Shrib should be satisfied with the pro-
6ciency shown by her pupils, and the
rendering of the various selections gave
evidence OF thorough and competent
teacher.
The music, as it will be seen by
glance at the programme, was not OF an
ordinary character, and while 1t could
not be expected that all the selections
were rendered perfectly, or without mis-
takes, as several OF the pupils for the
first time sang before the public, yet We
can say that We were surprised
at the proficiency attained by
all; and must especially re-
Ter 10 Mrs. Bown, who so agreeably
rendered her selection, accompanied by
Prof Was with violin. Her singing
alone is sufficient compliment to Mrs.
Sheib's competency as teacher.
Misses Clara Fisher, Liza Clifton and
Ella Lewis are worthy Of especial men
ton as having fine voices and indicating
desire to excel Indeed, did space
permit. We would be pleased to speak in
Detail oi the efforts Of all, but must con-
clude BY a reference tn the pleasure it
gave US IN listen TO Prof. Naas, who
kindly assisted, and to the last selection
which Vas rendered iaultileSSly by Mrs.
Sheib. 1t was said by many, that never
did they hear her sing as well this being
another evidence OF her superior ability
as a teacher.
The programme was as follows;
~ SUI QaasisilS.
Ne Dearest suIlivxa
Miss Fannie Rhodes.
ny Ross Blossom, lnueig
Nis>ls Ella and Eta Dillon.
Mr.. Josh HGigh.
Join the Dance CNli.
Mis- ClA1 Fisher
Ny Love Has sOne sailing .-...--.-..----. Molloy.
Mis- Hattie HOrkhelmer.
Flower BeyignAni.
Mis- Ella B LewiA
Nm ". A Manly.
HoS Delightful. .MOlloy.
Miss Emma SChulu
In Tears Pine Tor Verdi
Mr L T. Billiard
Violin Solo, RomAnrsl Beethoven.
Prot LOgk Was
hNAAlr cNNls htl>ctfs-z---
Mis- Agnes Rose
Nh tlDg2lCs Iriil .......--. -(ial1.
Mss Ida Cnfsoa
Return with yio,in Obiigato . Willard
M ". J. BOWn-
F.oWSg GSthsress. lDueti -..-.--..---..--C onoone
Ms A. and Mr.. Z K Billiard
ANll4o-ss-.--- AhAicA
Mr.. A. W. Doasl.
GAily I'm NJ Joyous Lay--------...... slomAn-
Nh Annie u. shah.
GLAss Shades OF every sire and s;yls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19

WAR; ueysrs Never tried 81. ia
CO.'S 0ns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19

GLAss Shades OF every sire and style
atIHutchins' Art store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
SUPPOSED MURDER ON THE HUDSON.

A DROWNING MAN AT TIvOLI SAYS HE WAS Tiiho"N
ovERBOARD-THR AFFAIR INVOLVED IN Mfs-
rERY-A DENIAL BY CAPTAIN RCTAN.
PorGuKFEpsrE, Nov. 10.-A report was current
here to-day that last night at Trvoii man was
thrown overheard from the steamer ESCORT ana
drowned. Captain Rutan of that steamer denies
that any man was murdered on her and thrown INTO
the river. A telegram TO The Hudson Keg'st@ gives
the following version of the affair
A man. supposed e drover with consderaple
money was lrdered early hour this morning On
the steamer Escort the New-fork ana Atnens Lne,
near TivOl and his body thrown overheard Inc oouy
has not yet recovered. The ofncers are Oh 'ne
track Of the assassins.
dispatch to The Eagle gives the following de-
tails
About five minutes after the steamer Escort left Tiyool
this morning before daylight cries OF help were htaru
bv the watchma an at the depot An alarm was sOunueu
and some men rushed to the small boats at tne WHAT
huf mo oars could be found seen strugg fn
in The water and when surface he SAID ne had
been murdered and thrown overheard Wnen told w
the watchnan keep courage he repled tht ne
freezing and sank. Nothing can De learned reg III <
him An attempt will be made tomorrow 10 nnu 'Ho
| BODY. -.
The Rondeat Freeman tonight says OF Inc aHaiI
that the night telegraph operator at llv0H was az
| racted by the cres of a man overO0ard, oppoSitS
De Pevsters dock north of Tivoli. and the man sud
he was being murdered Nothing more III reIatlon
! TO the matter can be ascertained tO-nlght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
NEWS FROM ABROAD.

THE FRENCH RESERVATIONS WITHHELD.
A TEST VOTE TO BE TAKEN IN THE CHAMBER of
DEPUTIES TO-DAY-PARNELL CARRYING ihA
AGITATION INTO ULsTER-ANoTHER DEMAND oN
THE PORTE.
The French Ministers yielded TO appeais
from the Republican deputies and press yes
terday so far as to suspend their designations
until to-day, when they will seek
a vote of confidence. Mr.. Parneh
has begun political agitation IN
Ulster. The organ of the Yatican'at Rome refers
encouraginely to the Irish land movement. Inc
Ambassadors at ConstantiDOple have called
on the Porte to execute the murderer OF
a Russian Colonel. 1t is supposed that
the steamer Zealand has been lost on
Lake Ontario. Two hundred houses were de-
stroyed by the earthquake at Agram In South
Austria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11

amln Wood elected to Congress. This was referreu
to the Committee on Protests and with snsn dv of
may be presented will be considered on the IasS u"1 "
the session. A., rs,,b
There was little ripple of excitement when the tiltn
Election District of the Ist Assembly District 40
reached Here thirtvoue votes bad been ,'
cast for William 8. DOwd," for Mayor. ne IT, in,ta
ballot attached TO the returns old not conIt @ theSe
L." however On motion of supervisor s9uer, 'ueSe
and similar ballots allowed for william
reoeived signed by John WisZner John bar'sf NO
James Connolly and william T. DemareS,d resndidSteS
for Aldermen. including themselves ,,nen"i niI
been voted FOR in some districts IN hajiot
for Aldermen. This protest took the same ~ ~ ~
others The returns from The iSt Eeeoon yor Trnax
Dem and 13 for Russell Rn sageryi"F and the
Gained that the figures had been trlsoseu' 'N'
matter referred tO the proper c0mmllWe' ,to 90
q few uumporiaut errors discovered III thT rr
tnrns from several of the election districts IN h Com
Assembly District and these were referred 70 .e
miitce on Reyision OF the Returns The IVh Assemoy
District canyassed soon after p ~, ana Iile Doh''
then adjourned until to-day al ii a. M ,.ro hoid
Because several OF the election districts had 10 oe
os candidates in each OF the Assembly Districts was not
announced and will not be until these errors arS W.
rected. Thus far there has oeen no mA'eriu 'nA''-
The supervIsors of Westchcster County finished the
ca 0f he a @ n1coc ecG had
H. s5s votes; the Garfield, l,J63; majority Ior h'"
The O ieens County Board OF Supervisors met az tne
County Clerks office, Jamaica, on TUESDAY as no'Iu ~
OF Cangassers. aud completed the oinciaI cah' ass d.
Electors-Gnrfcld. s.151; Hancock. 1882" ,,
Court or Appeas-F0lger tkepJ. s'll9i haPpai'
supreme Court-Cooke (Repl. s0l2; Cullen (Dem)
l0.399. u ,,,, ,
Standardization u.ep), 9.0G2 Townsend CDem''
9346 ~. ,
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