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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
FOR BLAINE.

Cbristiana First, Blame, for the reason OF
mis- belng the choice our RcpuDcahs Inc IIaut men
low eement Soud not for Grant Grant is my IN
dyIGuI choice the greatest general ana the best rep
reseniatiye of an American cizcn admitted 10 De sueh
Inv ali both at home and abroad then why not make him
President again No dark horse ms time wan 10
better than the stad, STEADY anu Ileu ou ioauo' "
Grant. Ambrose POwnail
Beaver Meadow First, Blane second Sherman,
Ninetenths OF all the Republicans III carbon loudly are
Riane Is on the books for President they Will support
him No third term Il. rheo Farrow
Uuason First, Blaine; second, sherman nave
,aiked with good number OF Republicans and they 40
not want TO see General Grant nominated v o. nun
ray. -, -,
hut one man no prefers Grant to Blaine j. W. Gray
sioe,s Millsi First, Blaine second. Sherman Chas'
I. DiXOD. - ~,
ST. CIairi First Blaine second, Sherman. John W.
Ray
Heck,Own, First. Blaine; second sherman John O.
A. Fox ~
little choice in our township. VIM NJ CathcarL
Dawson First Blaine second, Garfield. W. b. Chain.
Ney-Grenadai First. Blaine is the man In TINS
county second, General Sherman Is very eOOu
COrbin. -
Avon First, Blaine, second, cOnEnG or washburne'
Levi Light. 49,,
Milton, First. Blanei second, Hartranft. Alfred
Dressler.
Bath First. Blaine; second, Garfield. Oliver D.
steinmetz.
wayuesboroi First, Blaine; second. Conklng. NJ. g
Lhtiestowni First. Blanei second. Grant NJ l.
Stayey. -
ApoottstOwn; First. Baincj second. Grant. I. 8.
Alwne
JeGersoni First, Blaine; second. any one TO elect
the President. Benjamin foders
Menges Mills First, BlaInei second, Grant J. a
Yoke.
Hopbottom: First, Blainci second, Grow. c. r.
Bailey.
Irwin's Station First, Blaine. -
whteley First James G. Blainej second. Grant
p. A. Myers.
Cambridgcboro First. Blaine; second, Grant Morton
Root.
Franklin Cornersi First. Blainei second. sherman.
Burgettstowni First, BlaInei second Grant james
Glass.
West Mil Creeks First Blaine second Washburne.
John 4. Caughey.
Cedar Springs First. Blaine; second, Grant. -
Indiana; First, Blaine; second. Grant Wan. Il. Black
Advance First, BlaineI second. Grant -
Doyor; First Blanei second, Sherman. Reuben
BOOse.
-i First. Blainei second, Garfield William
Lloyd
Breakneck; First. Blaine second. party nominee.
Rlchardsville First, Blane second, Grant. Joseph
MoCraokln.
Baxtert First, Blaine, second Garfield am an eI-
sodier OF four years service ana bitterly opposed 10
third term. j. T.. Kels0.
Stanton First, Blaine; second. sherman. I. r. Holt.
Heathyile First. Blaine second. Evarts. James +.
Hawthorn.
Nebraska: First, BlalueI second. Grant II. W.
LedeOur.
West Newton: First, Blaine second, Grant
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STILL LOCKED UP AS A LUNATIC.

Abraham Costing, the wealthy Hebrew
who has been locked up in the Tombs as lunatc on
complaint OF his brother since February IS, two days
after his marriage his former mistress. was before
Justice Lawrence yesterday writ OF habcas corpus,
sued out by his wife, Before the proceedings began
Mr. and Mrs Gosling had long consultation together
Ar former hearing the brother Henry Gosling. had
presented his return to the writ, setting forth his
brothers. insanity aud his commitment under the GER
tifcates OF physicians Yesterday Mrs. Gosing's
counsel read traverse to the return, averrng that
the wife had lived with Mr. Costing as his Whe
FOR five years before their marriage; that she
knew be was not insane; that he was possessed OF
wealth. and that the present procedures were the re-
sult nj conspiracy among his relatives IL was also
claimed that the physicians upon whose certificates the
man was committed were not COMPETENT 20 pass upon
hs mental condition After some discussion Justice
Lawrence decided remand the prisoner TO the TomO
and 10 the question OF his sanity passed upon by
sherif's Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TIE GOVERNMENT or MUNIcIPALITIEs-THEP PUBL
CATION OF THE LAws-A BILL TO SUPPRESS THE
CATTLE DIsEAsE-oTHRR MATTERS.
lppoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 24.-The Commission
TO prepare general acts for the government OF munich
pahtes. made report TO the Legislature last night.
submitting An act concerning townships and township
general act In reference to cities, their con-
tDuance their creation and their government" aud an
act for the OF the counties OF this State
They are all OF great length and 1t seems hopeless to
expect any definite action upon them this year
The Township act provides that all town elections
sha be held on the second Tuesday OF March In each
wear; that township committees shall consist OF three
members of them only 70 be members OF one polii-
cal party money Is to be raised In tho usual manner
chairman and treasurer 10 be elected by the com
mittee from among its members and an assessor and
collector Of taxes by the people The other provisions
relate TO taxes etc.
There is puzzng problem to he solved In rhe dspo-
sitIon OF the three bills reported That on townships Is
the simplest and might be passed but IN each OF the
Others there are provisions which must create the most
earnest opposition. All the bills are In The hands Of tho
Committee will probably soon hear arguments upon
them
The Senate this morning passed a bill which takes
from the newspapers the publication OF the laws. and
provides their distribution In pamphlet form TO the
various counties, the printing TO he Done oy contract
Senator BOdne introduced the bill, and with Senators
Francis. Beekman and others advocated IL warmly. a
similar bill abolishng the PRINTING! OF the law and equity
reports was also passed by the Senate Probably the
evident advantages OF the contract system VIII even
resolution passed both houses to-day pIasing the
conduct o. the LfeSavng crews on the Jersey coast
during the gales OF February and ., and urging On-
10 take action in recognition Of their herOsm
The plan foreshadowed III THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE as to
the probable course Of the Legislature In regard 70 Inc
suppression of pleurO-nDeumOnia among cattle, took
practical shape this afternoon by the INTRODUCTION OF
bill in the House giving the State Board OF Health the
same powers held by the present Cattle Inspection Blu
HOW silly thing the Assembly may be induced to do
was shown IN the presentation ana adoption OF a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
CALENpARs THIS EAY.

SlpRFlE CCURT-CH AMBf R>IaYrence J-COnrt oDans ~
lO3O a. m calendar called At II . Mos. p, % - -.
s. 81 - o. rs lt2 40 e0 22g 80 ~ 20. 2f'' S''
81 1Gl 262. 2I3 2G4 16J, POO ZGI 2Os, 2O9, 2l
CRSERAt TFHM--A ilournei sine tie.
SpkCA TRBM-yan NJrsI. J.COurt opens az lO5O a. NJ =
LAW and Fact-Nos. A. -. 39-. ls5 3Il, 26l S6 5pJ
1874 500 al 40S. 47l 40. 49, 2oS 49, Ss5 49S 49,
ciRcUir-PART Ivan Bnmt IcOurt opens at 1890 a m
oeG0 4a 1919 25I7 1861 2535. l772 1882 1851, 1892,
$40 ITI3 IO02, S2s. 7O7, ll9j. 2l35. 1881 p -
PAIR II Beach. J.-COuTt opens AZ 1890 Q. Mos.
7t6 I74l 1878 2i63 1916. 1872. 1854, 2lsl. 22lO tog.
1853 lOs92 BGl. 1888 9i7A. 1873, s1l5 lsi', $780,
1885 1897 $50 022, $50.
PART III-Donohue J.COurt opens at lO;3O A. In-cass
an No lZd5-B Bernard agi. Valentine. No day calendar
StPRRIOg touRT-tfRSERAL FERN Adjourned sue die.
SPECIAL rEsM-sedgwlck J.COurt opens al 10 m-Caeu'
arfAL rRRlf-PAHT I-Breodman. I.COurt opens at IL
n,-Case on. No. 72.-StaIin agL Kelly No DAY calendar
PAIR II-Curtis. c. J.-CouU opens az Il a: m:-Cass
on o. 212.-Gancr ag ManElm and others NO DAY cal
endar ..,..
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL IEeM-Ad0urned Tor Inc toVrn
SPECIAL TERlt-Van Hoesen, J-Court opens at 10 A. m
Nos l. 3, L. j. o. II, IL 90 - . -,
Nos :. a. 49, O. II. %. 10. IL. ~. 10 $50 $50 -. >,
TRIAL TRR,I-PARr I-IarIemnre I-Court opens MT 4,
a Case on lg5O.-EOOney sgt. COmpdgn!e OeDersi
'rrauSstlanuque. No day calendar. -
PAET III. =. Day. J.-UOuit opens az II a. Nos
1851 1918 IG4l 4Ol 1857. l4Sl. 1908. l469 49, i5,'
iiSI los 1856 1918 1924. 1919 1921 l513 l3S li@2.
1921 1872 ll6s 1907. ll76. lIl9 1900. 40 lZe5. -
NRINE CoUKr-GKAERAI TERM-Me Adaal. ipelp ana
Hawes JJ.-COurt opens 1t 10 a. m-Appeals from J' x
,pr. 4 ond
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THE VOICE OF PENNSYLVANIA
CONTINUATION OF THE CANVASS.

ION IINL ~ IV-' VI ' -.
syx,rR Bl,INEs toSG LEAD INCRRAsfD-thh
last TWO DAYS RESPONSES TO THE IRiBuN's
c,RCrrAR-IHIRTY-FIG FOR SENATOR BLAINE
AID SIX FOX GENERAL GRANT.
The mails of Monday and yesterday brought
10 responses to THE TmBUNEs circular from
Repnblican committeeman IN the counties "n"
Townships of Pennsylvania. OF these IS were
70. Senator Blaine as first choice ior Ires'uen'
and f;r General Grant. In all l'ooo IeP''o,
have now been received, showing total OF
,ou. erst choices for Senator Blaine. and ESQ
Coz General Grant. The following table exhibits
the entire distribution of preferences, with the total
for each candidate.
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RIGHT TO THE COMFY ISLAND CONCOURSE.
A DECISION AFFECTING SEVERAL RAILROAD ENTER
PRISFS

More than year ago the New-YOrk and
Brighton Beach Railway Company, which proposed to
from Locust Grove eastward to the Hotel Brighton
at Concy Island, crossing the Ocean Parkway began
proceedings in the Kings County Supreme Court 70
acquire lands The Brooklyn Park Commissioners OBJ
jected TO this and secured the appointment of com
missoners who changed the route that the railroad
shOud not the Parkway. The company consented
this. claimed part OF tho Concourse for railway
purposes Commissioners appointed by Judge
Barnard to assess the damages, but the Park Comms
snucrs appealed 10 the General Term from Judge
Barnards 0rdcr. The appeal mas just been slsta ned
rue opinion the General Term being written by Judge
Gilbert. The Park COmm.ss .Oners claimed mat the
railroad company not entitled to supplant Win
railroad The public FOR which the lands were
specially acquired
This decison Is regarded as important inasmuch as
several other railroad enterprises have been started
which propose to the lands at COney lSaud
under tue control OF tue Park Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25

ASKING FOR AMERICAN CAPITAL.
The following are the most interesting parts
az a circular to be addressed by Count de Lesseps
60 the American bankers who will open subscriptions TO
the Iuteroceanic Canal in this city:
Ihaye the honor nclose copy OF the report OF the
Commission on Technique, whose mission has been 10
prepare execution OF Interoceanic Canal WIN
permanent way and without locks between LmOn Bay
and the Bay OF Panama.
ITpon INV return Europe will attend TO the organ
fzaon Of the Universal Company which Will carry out
the grant made by the Government OF Colombia.
In the proeenmme which presented 10 the CON-
rnisson recommended a heavy maximum for the
COAT per cubic metre OF execution and works
wheneyer the nature OF the ground not
,borcnehly known in it's depth aud breadth,
Tbus N was that 10 arrived at total estimate OF
SAC 600 600 francs But am convinced. and most OF
The members of the Commission kewise. that the nal
,,eratons shall shew considerable reduction. This
tie reason thar Induces x the capital OF the
pahy ut 600 600 400 francs.
the European capitalists having shown their inten-
t,on 10 take share Undertaking as they Old ir
erly In the Canal. opebalf OF the pubic subscrp
ton say 800 900 france, Will be reserved TO the cap
sftalists OF all the States OF America.
ro the statistical reports published by the Interna-
Congress Paris during the month OF May, 1879
i6ere should be from the opening OF the canal Traffic oi
81 iea asst 8 600 900 tons annually.
rbe transit duty having been fixed by the act OF
eson az francs per ton and more n becomes re-
cessnry) tie annual revenue tminmum) would be
S0OO0600 francs. Therefore 100000 tons, which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25

me and the United states Of Colombia" ~ rs was
Inc neutrality of tue SueZ Camel -, r n. =. said
Ever since begfn 20 tlink OF thls ca"n cana,
that nothing would DO III. = sait "n~ ,a hack
usan IseuIenonts Wyse aud Refins cau'e c -,
,,a,o their examination OF the roue ahu 49, 49,, :, h.,
a sea.leye canal called together the ,s ~ ,,i.
Ssd neon AM onied in 1878, and last May Wv ,te
~. rot I'm PARIS Two routes were p"po>et -
SION inc. a. ~ Nicorscua when the vote was lhkel
the p M ma was chosen by large majority q. INC r.,
~ - thrn asked 10 take cnaTge The entetp n,,
said had led to victory once, ana cnulu " - ,e
ARRANGEMENTS we're made TO ny our the lncr ~ ~, er
Colomblap Govern meut and OF Wysr ana hecIus Inn
Interests remain 20 be settled but they VIII very W
ally settle themselves"
APPEARANCE OF THE CANAL PROJfCIoh'
Connt de Losseps'is IA man Of striking appearance "
Is inst under middle height somewhat STOUT "u' o
paetly built His head rests closely upon NJ o"
which have ight sioop. His ir 10 per'ec'V "n"e'
and contrasts strongly with his fIrid dark comp
His nose is aquiline and large HIS eyes are pnIo'"I
and black He speaks rapidly but quietly "nu "i"A.'
gestures constantly. On the subject OF the cspa y ="
questions are necessary. He evidently underS'anus
what he wants the public 10 know about IT, ANU "
pours forth constant stream Of Information
Count dc Iesseps viii remain in New-IorS apou'
ueek and VIII afterward visit DINER cities lnci"u'"H
ph,,adelnhta. Washington Chicagcand san Francisco
H. sxnec,s 70 lac in America about two mOths. ne
home that the 81 June VIII see the nnahcIa IN he
mepts for the canal completed and then "orA VIII W
actively begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Lawrence, in Chambers, yesterday,
appoirted Charles p Miller referee to pass upon The
accounts OF the suspended Corn Exchange Insurance
Company presented to the Court for its approval By
william Il. Foster. tho receiver In bis report Mr. Eos
tor saws that OF tho S291 G57 IL received he has paid
tho 80 per cent OF their capital stock.
7s 600 that has paid all the creditors that no
ntIatons are now pending. and that he has s44ol AZ
IN his possession
Justice Donohue yesterday granted writ
or habeas corpus in tho application of Franos Kraus
No 81 Aens: directing Francis Dander TO produce In
court this morning Caroline Kraus. age seventeen the
daughter Of the petitioner who he says has been alb
Quoted home BY Dnnder, and Is now restrained OF
hnrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
THE COURTS

THE ORDER TO THE POLICE BOARD
MR. NAcLEAN's LAWYERS VERY MUCH AT sEA--A
NEW EFFORT TO BE MADE.
The matter of the mandamus against the
Police Commissioners directing them to recognize Mr..
MacIean IA Commissioner called mp 6efore Judge
Van Hoesen IN the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday,
by ex-Judge Fullerton. Ehu Root said that he repre-
sented Commissioners French and Wheeler paper
pnrporting 10 be an order for an alternative writ o!
mandamus had been served upon them. NO writ OF
mandamus had been served had they been able to
nd that directing such mandamus 90 Issue had
been filed IN the Clerks Office.
Mr. Fullerton said that he understood the order that
had been served 10 be order to show cause why
peremptory mandamus SHOULD not issue.
Mt Root answered that Its language was ideatical
with thar OF an order for alternative mandamus as
laid down I'm the books OF forms, and besides was IN
dOrsed such 10y the at orney OF Mr. MaeLean himself
Judge Van HOesen said that he did not thlnk Mr. tul-
lerfons point well taken Instead o! getting an alter
native mandamns they had gotten an order for an after
native naudnmus The only effect, however, that tnls
mistake need to have the proceedings would DE the
delay.
Alter the adjournment Mr. Fullerton said that they
would at obtain their writ and the discussion as 10
whether 10 should he made peremptOry would come up
in a day or two. " There IA nothing III law pfactce
quite so indefinite and mixed the practice In regard 10
mandamuses," he added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
TOO LATE IN TRYING TO GET BACK.

4 large number of ex-pOlice officers who
had been dismissed from the force during the years be
tween 1870 and 1879 obtained during the Autumn
months OF 1879 wnts OF certorari for the review by the
Cnurts Of the action OF the Police Commissioners In re-
,noving them Corporation Counsel whitney made q
nation before Justice Van Brunt In Special Term, 20
ouash the wits in tweuyour Instances on the ground
mar such wrts could stand as they were Issued
er the expiration Of the time allowed by the code Tor
aunenls from final Judgments IN special proceedings.
namely. thirty days Justice Van Btunt has granted
the motion 20 quasn.
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A DELEGATIONS CURIOUS EXPLANATION.
To IN, Edttor Of The Tribune.

SIR, At our election of delegates to the
Slate Conyention the Huntington County Committee
took a vote on the Presidential question. The whole
committee voted for Blaine with not one dissenting
voice.
Our delegates went to Harrisburg and all voted for
Grant against the wishes OF nneenths OF the voters OF
the county. The whole Republican vote OF Huntln gdon
County Is solid for Blaine and would give him large
majority But nominate Grant and no Will be scratched
fearfully You cannot drive Republicans 10 vote for
vote for Grant will result In OF Blaine This
little thin but II the people OF the state get chance to
express themselves they VIII make II hot Tor Grant
A WORKING REPUBLICAN.
HunGugd0n, Penn, Feb 10. 1880.
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Mr.. CowLEY RETURNS TO THE ToMBS.
ONE WRIT or nABfAS CORPUs DISMISSED And AZ
OIHER OBTAINED.

The Court of Oyer and Terminer was In
session yesterday, and therefore Justice Lawrence sara
he would nor listen proceedings on the writ OF
babeas corpus in the case OF the Rev Edward COwey
but would send It before Justice Daniels Upon this
announcement IN Chambers the crowd followed Mr. aud
Mrs Cowey into tie Court OF oyer am Termner The
wife sat beside convicted husband during the hear
ing He did not appear to be cast down or discour-
aged and kept hand at his ear to hear better what
WAS said. The habeas corpus was obtained to enable
Mr. Cowley to be released bail pending appeal TO
tho ceneraj Term from the conviction. Assistant Dis
tct-Attorney Bell raised the point that ihe writ was
irregui because the commitment on whcl MI COW
lev was kep n ia was attached 10 the petition for
the writ Mr. Brooke thought the objection vas Oi TOO
circunsrnuces bur Justice Daniels sustained the Obec
tnn and dismissed the writ Mr. COwley therefore was
Obliged to go back To jail
In the afternoon Mr.. Brooke obtained another writ Of
habeas corpus returnabe this morning. TINS writ was
Issued by Justice Lawrence.
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OF 3nfio: Miik- sg' rics.-Jndsnctt a:"ised VITA
costs The People OK re. he Bay Ste'e shos
and Leather COMPANY agt M,ie1a and oihers
affirmed without Gusts IN THIS
Suiette sgt. the Atlas Steamship Comp my Boz aga
Griswold Blake Gr.swod n. veany sst. he Mayor
etc, Of New YORK Judgment reversed md
the costs abide the event. The People ct rel. Har
eel agt. Han judgment reversed and dew trial grintcd
in favor Of the people with costs 10 abide the event ude.
affirmed In favor OF the defendant against :he reaor
Term, far as Il mobiles that u tine Special Term
reversed and ual granted, with costs In this
Court TO ab de the event Comns agr. Hettied-Or
and Judgment appealed from affirmed, with cJsis "a
each appeal. Judid sgt The National CITY
OF non.sut affirmed with costs Kelly etc. sdminsrstors
ag Of the General Term reversed. and udx
verdict affirmed with COSTS French agt
Orders OF General Term and Special Terra and
granted with In strong aa SMITH The
Attorney General the North American LIE Insurance
Company: Park agt Park-OIder affirmed with Pratt
sgt. Elkins-Orler OF the General Term reversed
and JUDGMENT the report OF the referee az.
hrmed with costs Cook agt Prudential Order
granting 3 new trial affirmed, and Judgment
absolute for respondent stipulation with costs he Lake
Ontario Shore Railroad Company agt Curtis Order Of
the General Term affirmed . and Judgment abso.
Green agt ForterAppea dismissed with costs BIGGER agt
Pinckn yJudgment aud order Of the General Term AFFIRM
ing the der Of Special Term deny.
ing the defendants motion TO send NE case
nd i,iOna findings reversed granted 10
18th and 2h nd With costs TO appellant OF
peal from that order the supreme Court and In this Court
the be reeard 10 the SUPREME Court upon such fur
Their findings and exceptions be made and the
settled with Of appeal from the Judgment to this Court
The day calendar for Wednesday follows NOs 49, ioo
80, as, 40, al sS, lOl
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rho tlororoh,e Ril,v. ont shooting the other

The Honorable Billy out shooting the other
day nred INTO hedge. There was howl ana cc e
try bumpkin suddenly appeared rubbing himself. "Are
yu hurtr' " Hurt five ffty shots IN me- II I've Que
I'm have the law ON you" Don't do THAR pleaaeo
Biily IN give you half crown for ever) shot we can
find" The agreed, and the doctor made an exan
ination There bur two snots that ND pierced ns
stin You should have seen The good fellow EXPIRE:
sion ss he poeketed the i've bob lis that alt he sao
"Just my luck."-tJudy.
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win increase progressively. would give rev nn e
of 10 per cent a wear a capital OF 9oOOoovOy
francs Actually the merchandise III tI"oS-'
hrangh the Isthinus OF Panama. includlne t.P ga
o, nscs OF landing. storage, RAILWAY lTaIspo'
cond iorage and ghteragr without counuhe ths u
lay avs on n average about 90 francs per loH ~ ~
easy 10 see tie benefit when cargnes c9m'is rs rss
tr m the Atlantic The Pac &c will be aoie 70 c''S'
from one uc "a to Inc Oth~I without ~ de az
All iuteres 4 pef " II be al 10 the shI ~,
rrs on the pid by them during Tue pO2itss y, o
work and during one year aller tie opening VI VIZ
canal large vessels
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Names.

These arc some OF the workers In the ranks OF the
party. who few years ago. out OF town vote OF about
400 rolled mp a majority OF 200 solid for Governor Cur
fin Blaine Is our first choice and Sherman second
choce. and I doubt, II Grant should be nominated,
whct he would have the support OF the party In this
county been able TO nnd only one man Tor Grant,
.arst ast and forever" and he Is powder agen L..
Grant IA not wanted here. Hayes would be accept
able 10 20. ooLio ihFObLtOAh'
CatasavQua Penn, Feb. 90, 1880.
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FOR GRANT.

Ballet First, Grant second, Blaine. r. c.
Shorts.
Roston First, Grant, second. Blaine. VIM Brown
Frankfort FIRST Grant: second. Blaine. s. H. Leeper
Shade GAPS First, Grant; second Blaine. J. f. Iiar-
per.
Honesdale: First, Grant, second, sherman II Ball.
Readingi First, Grant, second. Blaine. Samuel Is.
Weutzel,
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GEXEpA sRssioNs-PAgT I--Smyth. R.-rhe People 9sE
Thomas Bird burg larry James oDOnHel petit larceny
Jhomas A. r. Webster false pretepcos Charles H. Buddre
sick msdemt IN Thomas kingsone, E,ward Garrissn.
burglary OIL. ,.or,t-o
Lawrence Spaue linton Hebbits Antonio sabatel ieio'
To- assault and battery: Patrick Dugan grand larceny
EdSsrd f. Clark false pretcnccs john Mccarthy penn lar
ceny Lewis Harris receiving stolen goods gnes Lyhen.
baes Wsgedeld Henry SchOde John sey Henry Cores
JoIn Murphy Ian imam, Ella sleek PNp Ca2tton'
arl Ion lanes Holmes. Michael HOfhn, John ~ C!ony
John McCrokrn. Edward McGrogor excise john Kelly
Edward Hare larceny FROM the person