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New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
Gales bn Anrtion.

A SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION will be held
~ the 2st day OF January, 1880 by aessf- Bu
a Their Sacsruon No. - BuIhug slip, at 10
O'clock & m bonded and unclaimed merchandise which
beyond the poTion allowed by
law descriptive lists Of which may be found IN the H1nnea
~ II Stonost The goods may
be- seen AZ The Warehouse No Ia stone ST. on DAY anu
TUESDAY, January 10 and 20, nom 10 q M 10 ) z m
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Cost ano fonn0.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK Tribune WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES 40 LASS broadway cor Thirty .nrst
e. or 3OS West Twenty-thrd.st., corner Eghtl-aye:
No 9g East Fourteenthst. corner UniOn-square. t6O
Thiravc cor seVenth-st. at tr ia kLEM OFFICE
one hundred andtw tyiOurthsk
IaTem savings Bank Bmding) Up to " Ill., at regular
Office
I OST.-Bank book No. 95,9S6 of the Ger
man Savings Bank The finder Is requested 10 leave 10
tho bank tound restored before the lst OF De-
cember 1879 application Will be maee 20 the bank for
book.
I T.-Bank book No. 107,694 issued by
IL the German savings Bank IN The city OF New York. N
Cahana lung was stolen If not restored delivered
the hank before the day Of February 1882 application
will be made to the bank Tor anew book.
I OST.-Bank book No. | -, ,573 issued by the
German Savings Bang the City Of NewYeik. TO Ear
bara Iloch msnR The finder .r bodcr q the book s
r,ouestcd 60 deliver 4 10 the hank II restored before
February TO- application viii be made 10 the bank Tor
book.
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three sus brought to collect coupons The prne
pal question involved Is the validity of the township aid ACT
No 1s7-John g. Phillips adminsiraor, etc, agt Albert
Ordway appeal from the District Of Columbia argument
begun by w s Davidge for appellants this Is suit TO en-
force an alleged sgnment OF an interest IN contract
Adjourned until tomorrow ut IL O'clock.
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A PREMATURE SECOND MARRIAGE.

Frederick Harvey Hayward, fascinating
Young man. anuishes the Williamsburg Jail charged
with bigamy. Mrs. Hayward mo II and sirs Gillespie
Harvard NO 2wcre before the Grand jury yesterday
stating facts upon which 70 base an Indictment nis.
Hayward No II says she has him Just whore she wants
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Mamma cried Efe, rushing into the
rooin tne bis clock hos stopped I'm sure II has, for
don't hear II cackngf
Scriptural statements awaken keen spirit
OF irquiry within certain nye year old I" Man.ins.'
ierri:orYH
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
CONTESTED ELECTION CASE IN NEWARK.

In the Williams and Brown contested eIec-
ton case, Newark, yesterday counsel for BrOwh' tno
Democratic ontestant. asked for ten days time allowed
bv the statute to prepare Of his examination
The Master had option hut TO grant the notion ana
the case stands adjourned until four days after the Leg
isature meets II is probable that the testimony thus
scmbly and be referred the Committee on Eleolons,
which will promptly report In favor oi Whdams "s
RepresentatIye from the INth District.
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feriures drIo Gleeilnas.

NETWORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE AD-
~ VANCEMENr OF SCIENCE AND ART,-Rey. j.
Leonard Corning WILL deliver series OF five lectures Illus
tfated the Hydro OXYGEN Light" before tbs Society," IA
23d st 4thaie, successive Tuesday
Evenings commencing January l3 at O'Clock. Jan Is.
Phdias jan ~. Michael Angelo Feb =,
Raphael Feb TO- The Lost Masiep.eces q the Ages Do
sripye circulars and tcsc with rcstrved seas
Al so az RandOlphs 300 Broadway, ard Association Han
single tickets, so cents.
DEV. DIR. RYLANCE, 81. Marks Church,
III 2d-ayo. and lOths
WIFI deliver Wednesday evening" O'cl1ck the hrst OF
course lectures the Causes Caaractef and cOnse
Quences Of the Reformation"
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Jan. 6. 1880
The following sales were held at the +,
change salesrcom to-day
BIZ Win1ns & DRIES
2.stOry store and dwelling with lot NO III Crosby
st, a. 20G II n Of Jersey-st 1l6.2 IL Of Jer-
sey-st, lof 21. lx73l x22 2x73l, ard ] 2story
brick dwelling with lot No Jersey St n g. llS2 -
II OF CiOsbyst, lot 25.7xB7; Henry Ailton-- S0,0
BU BeTHdrd SItHth
2-story brick house with lot, No 279 East Broad-
way. ss, 1856 IT OF Montgomery-st st. lot 2Ox7eix
20x7SlO A. Lynch h..-........-.--...--..--..- 81
Bg T. E. Raymond.
3-storv brick dwelling with lot. No % Cannon-st,
4. 24l.s II n OF RvingtOn ST lot Is SxlOO A OF
A.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Samuel JeX, age twenty-seven years, with
bullet-hoe I'm his nee was carried into the NcwNOrk
Hospital Monday night. lie had been shot by Charles
GulcnOt the baTkeeper OF the liquor store at No 3S
West Thlry-nrst-st when threHted 10 take the lat
ter's he in the Jefferson Market Police Court ye.ef
day Guienot held 20 await the result oil INC INJURY
tOJeX
William Il. Gilbert was arrested yesterday
by Detective Sampson of the Treasury Department on
suspicion being connected with the robbery or the
United States 800 bond f0r $1,000 which found IN
the possession Of Edwin b. Kirk, of No. l3o Ntstsi
He was taken before United States Commissioning
Shields and remanded for examination. He explained
that he got The bond from william j. Rae man Of bad
reputation. who Il sought for by both state and
Federal officials for various Offences. Gilbert is said to
be a "curbsiOne broker
United States Commissioner Shields exam
ined Philip Rhcncwald. liquor dealer al Ihirdaye ana
Seventy -eighht charged with Ia wing I'm his possession
a large quantity 81 smugged qdois III bottles Jacob
SOhnnssOn "A fireman the steamer ODER testified that
January, 1873. tO the time of the arrest Of
Rhenewald bad brought over liquor every five
weeks and had sold ii to the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

day in the General Sessions many jurors iAieu to
answer Judge Gllderslecve fined the following jurors
500 each for absence: Frederick Chaucey. Louis
Kammcrer, william T. Marcus, NJ Homer, MIillhh
StahInecker Oscar Meyer. Richard McNamee, Joseph
strauss, Thomas W. Barber, James Fdiahee, John
Erskinc. and GeOrCe VI. klng.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
CIVIL NOTES.

Recorder Smyth had an interview yester-
day with Judges Glder-leevo and Cowng relative TO
the patronage which he dispose OF in the Court OF
General Sessions, but announcements OF changes
were made. There twelve court ODlceIs anu tn'
asssanf clerk who were appointed by Recorder Hack
cit ana these offices become the gift OF hccOfusT
Smyth. II expected that the changes VIII De iuaue
about January 10.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
0tean 5tcamer.
A MEXICAN LINE.

n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND lLVERoooL.
only TRANSATLANTIC Line uu ler the AME RICAH FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia and Wed.
nesday from Liverpool
BR EMPIRE. wEDS gsDAY Jan. T. sa m
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Real gsiate 10 Gxtbange.

EXCHANGE.-SOme very desirable BROOK
IA IYN nROWN STONE DWELLINGS. III complete
order country residence farm. j. o. HOIr son, 20
NaSsau-st.
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Gitn Real Gsiate for Sale.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICES. No i.2JS Broadway cor Thrty-hrstst
No 3OS West Twenty .thinst, corner ElghthaVei
No B2 East Fourtecnths corner Union .0e Lhir
ave. cor Forty. .seyenths- at the HARLEM OFFICE No
o.2SI ThTd One-hundrci aud twenty fourth At
OaIlem Savings Bank Buidingl. 10 M, AZ regular
o1lCtrateA
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Fine house and
i - lots Mornsauia Heights, Nowiork cry. RU-
LAND & WHITING. Beekmanst
EOR SALE or exchange.-Flats and apart
e1t houses part Of the city, country property
aud cash. J. > ANNETTE. l1uest.
MANUFACTURERS PROPERTY FOR
WI SALE.-Factory ard machinery the complete Of
it, Kind Free and clear Goods staple and In lie
throughout United states and Europe Newlork city
or Brook taken I'm part payment
factory for selling Price, &35UOO lees than
hall its cos. WINANH & DAVIES, 10 Pine-st
ID LOTS, including full front Easterly
boulevard li3 and ll4th-sts. for sale cheap. BOYD
preniGes
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furniture.
Gnrorren AoperIissmenls.

BOARD can be bad in a private family;
ID healthy and good location. also. II desired lsons "a
pano German Latin and Grcef IN Frankfort on the Nain
t;ermapy. Rev DT. DIEDRICH. sclosne Aussicbt 10
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN jFERs.


ohs SGs s1seatc 1 es '1a 10
Others. executors etc. TO Charles G sandrock $3.50
SaSd ia and oT. ahle and others Gooo
Same property Joseph Brown. executor, etc, to ~
Meniion To- Harriet f Page ......... $1,000
peane and wife and orSors 10 Ann paws 1900
Wiian,st lo 2SsT.S "a W Wam Th soass@Ils Won "Sg hg
a@eS a. ed Ssted TS5ssSO Noy H. I is75 1850
L Catlin another to Nicholas W Ca'nn. 90 nm
ca ard VIE n 10 samc one qaSter interest 275OO
Baldwin referee 10 the NcwYorl Life insurance 80,
Tiward Marphy and wife to Thomas Maioney ~ 1000
oi'S tc Insurance Compaay 10 MoriIz smiscb 6s5G
'1dI Johnson a. and 1S " wc to to- charles Barney 25OO
Laura Deiano. ct al. executors ETC. to GeoseW zoo
Osd si' 3 IS # Of 9Th ave 25xioo5 Georto
Williams and wife, ct al to William Parsons and % ooo
FsGer and nd " WIFE to % Kate BALDWIN 10000
'i', Gf. ~. and dV vile TO j. jacob DG Bos 6519
M and .iie to Francis McQaade ....... 5000
Kener H4'''' D'' 'on "l' ......... 1900
johanna Laor and huS band to Margaret Moon = 1000
msiop 10 Thomas II Fartnm ............ 5000
i6. nelly n et al to G,lbeIt o wilson . 4OOO
n Nicholas
William Thompson ana wife 10 George Leaske
RECORDED LEASES.
lhttenhocier to Passavant & Co, No 900 Church.
Pain. to PasSayant g Co, Nos 222 and pa Church
st. years a average annual rent of........- li'ooO
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
BoCgs. Ito W Lowerre, Renwickst years $4,000
Braasch, William G r 90 Lydia & Holt and others, ex
ecutors, etc Water-st, Of Ringers Slip. nm
calm n " to Iyndc Caiin. Nos s.3 3i3 and 345
Eat hst mortgagrs years t9tal... 10000
Christie B aud wife to u shipman, So o8thst OF oo
Clrstie. William and another TO william A Cauldwe
months 1ai .'..'... 1000
Davis Ann r and husband to Caroline bishop, NV
CT LcsngtOnlye ana l06th ~, months. 4SOO
Same 10 Rebecca williams, W Lexngtonave' u OF 40,
same 70 William CauiAwcll and another. W $ Lex
ingt0n ave. of l06fh s. months .,-.---- 4.sOO
ipg. Bank. n 5lst.st. Of iithave ycar. 1000
g0iRst ''S yeSrs Sfs' $500
'"fiSSGls ySars + To $500
Ksb6eiseh II and wife to c Hahn 6thst Of I'd ,o
McQnadc francis to Hewitt 76thst Of ooo
Years " ..............e.....F 5000
ilams and anoticr' G5ds e Of 5thaye year 1000
'fa pihy aI cor Sd ave ans h e $4,000
Nos St3 2iS and 247 Cherry st. years s.'..... 54OO
~ " of t;h.sye q months ...'............. Ol0
! a" cth,aye4 i,, Years ............. 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Brrdburn Bridget % Brldburn 1900
Brldburp to Bridget Bradburn -.--..... 1000
Bradourn Thomas and another 70 BradbuTn.-- S0V0
City Fire Insurance 90 10 Boeltner lSOO
Hehncr 10 l. FuellinE lgO0
Sprou. 20 Margaret Corner luO
L udc ].
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6elp n)autc0.

XNANTED.-A good reliable woman capable
w ofraEnx little eBiiren and bringing up baby
the bottle have good references last place Ap-
piy fron 10 O'Clock I'LL O'clock axessy los Last 3sthsa
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
GUlON LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
OTfEENSTOWN TTNERpnhT.

~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pler 81. N. loot OF King 1t.
Es DAY Jan. 20 ll:3O m
MONTANA. TU ESDAY. Jan. 27. $3.50 A. IN
WlrSONS n u t.SDAf, Feb x lO:3O A. m
AklZON TUESDAY Feb. 10. a. m
ESDAY. Feb. II. 10 q.
" These Quilt of watertlght
paTtmentS, ard furnished with requisite
the passage the Atlantic both and agreeab
Ing bathroom, smoking drawing plano and
library also experienced surgeon siewaIdess and caterer
each steamer The all deck thus
and hight.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 room $50 $50 and
500. INTERMEDIATE. $40; STEEkAGE at low ratios
OFFICE 80. 20 BROADWAY.
WILLIAMS q GUION
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Gounlrn properip tor Sale ano 90 fci.


At ORANGE, n. J. (neighborhOOd speciality.
N Property sale and rent all varieties great bar
gains. EDWARD r. HAsILrON. Ia Pnest n y.
J'OR SALE.-266 acres, brick dwelling. 100
acres cultivated balance In timber part white oak in
susscx County state OF Delaware. Apply 10 c f. HOAG
schenectady, n. Y.
EOR SALE or LEASE for Manufactures,
Il Chemical Works Gc.-Blocks Of lots. with bulkhcld
waterfront Newtown Greek, adjoining New York and
Brooklyn. Il. A. YOUNG. Civil Engineer,
20 Exchange-pace
NIONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE.-HOWE& &
WI PARSONS No. 10 Cedarst. n VI from II %
arrange, n, J.-Houses and Country Seats
~ for sale great variety also farms and build
tHg lots. BLACKWELL BROS. H3 Broadway Room y
rTO LET or LEASE for n term of years.-
The extensive water and manufacturing property
sb1rg Manufacturing co
aed The village OF BricksDurR NewJersry 90 miles from
New.YOIk, on the New-Jersey Southern Railroad.
buildings the grounds consist ~ fine factory build
ing 90 feet stories and attic; man shang on the
first and second foundry building attached Cox
dnes ~ brick with slate roofs aud all
In good order and ready for immediate occupancy.
They supplied With water by 6Oinch DAYTON wheel
The been recently put IN complete order anoring
a Plentiful supply OF water throughout the year .
railroad with turnabc runs into tho factory
grounds.
This property offered tor lease by the owners Ad
dress A. NJ. BRADShAW, AGENT
Brcksburg. NewJefsey.
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RED STAR LINE

RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Phadspha ana
Newly ork landing within few hours tho
important points of interest on the Continent
For rates OF passage other information apply
oo- -, PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents.
307 Walnut-st. Philadelphia 81 Broadway New-York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Battery. place. New.York.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEw.YORK AND HAvRE.
Pier ofCompany new az foot OF
Travellers by this line avoid both transit BY English rail
way and the dscomfors OF crossing the Channel sma
boat
4.
CANADA. Frangeu w y. Jan. u l2 noon
AMERIOUE b. J0uca ednestay. Fen. A. IL r. m
Checks Credit Lyonnals 0sm
LOUIS DE BERIAN Agent. No 55 Broadway
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DrookIpn Real Gslaie for Sale.

EVERGREENAVE. BROOKLYN j House
II barn and "a lots for $4,000: easy terns rutland &
WHITING Beckmaust.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
RECORDED LEASE.
RTCORDED MORTGAGES

Dlttenhoo'er A 10 Passavant & Co, No 22O Church
st AZ average annual rent Of.-...-.
Pain ] 10 Passavant tS Co, Nos 222 and pa Church
st. years at average annual rent Of...-..........
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8ailp Aennebtf Journal.
Augusta, Tuesday Morning, April g..
The Unit Rule.

The application Of the unit rule was
tried in Pennsylvania and partially in New
York, By the supporters Of General Grant
for the Presidency, but when MIR. Blaine's
friends in Kansas do the same thing ip the
latter State the Grant organs make loud
outcry about it. If the rule was correct
Tor Pennsylvania surely it should be for
Kansas: and as Grants friends set the ex-
ample Of applying it they are most clear
ly- estopped thereby from finding fault
If Blafne's friends pattern after them. II
is Of no consequence if Blaine's friends
did protest against the adoption of the
unit rule in Pennsylvania, their remon-
strances had no effect, and If to protect
themselves they resort to the tactics OF
the opposition in this matter their course
will be regarded as justifable.
We believe it most democratic and best
to allow the delegates elected in Con-
gressional districts to carry out the wishes
OF their immediate constituents in regard to
the nomination for President, but Of course
the friends Of no candidate will permit
delegates friendly to their fayorite to be
impressed by the unit rule into the sup
port OF another candidate without retaliat-
ing by the same means if there is oppor-
tunity to do so.
The unit rule caused n good deal OF
trouble and i'll feeling in the convention OF
1876. 1t is anti-democratic and ought TO
be abolished. 1t increases the power OF
great states and ambitious leaders in the
convention over smaller states and the
common leaders. But however individual
opinions pay differ in regard to the sub
.iect. it would be well to have this question
settled in one way or the other-either for
or against the unit rule-and let that de-
cision stand rs the basis of action for every
State.
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Talk about the looseuess with which Gar.
celon and his Council carried on business
Their method was paragon of exactness
compared with that of Dingley and Connors
Maine Standard.
We may be permitted to speak at least
for one of the former State executives to
which the Standard refers, and say that
while Governor he never had any money
Of the State paid him except one-fourth OF
his salary every three months, without Il
dollar of expenses" or "extras" of any
kind; that he never drew warrant on
the treasury unless it was by virtue of an
order Of Council, approved by himself, on
vouchers showing the purpose for which
it was drawn. and in accordance with an
appropriation by the Legislature; and he
never held or disbursed dollar of the
States money while in or out of Office
that he allowed no person to receive a
dollar unless it was authorized by law
and that his accounts showed what every
dollar of the State money had been paid
for-Lewfston Journal.
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General News.

As far north as New Jersey the farmers are
blowing.
Gen. Grant will visit Mobile next Friday,
the 9th.
Secretary Sherman purchased s13, 1888, 200
of bonds during the month of March for the
sinking fund.
That excellent family paper, the Portland
Transcript. has entered upon its forty-fourth
volume. Mr.. Elwell has been connected with
it thirty-two years.
:'Drifting Goose a Sioux chief has been
invited to drift toward Washington to provide
against drifting into war.
Mr.. James Fisk of Brattleboro', VT, faith
CIR of the late James Fisk, Jr, intends soon
to begin a tour through the country with a
tent and show.
The Providence Journal says that sixty
five per cent. OF the butter sold in that city
has been displaced by oleomargarine.
In order to enlarge a church in Dover.
England. yew tree, 1000 years old, has been
removed. The earth and the tree weighed
fifty tons.
1t is expected that the st. Gothard tunnel
will be ready for traffic about the end of this
year, but its solemn Inauguration will no,
take place till early next year.
After four years number of belleflower
apples were unearthed that had been.buried
twelve feet in the sand by the caving in of a
bank. Every apple was as sound as when
buried.
In dredging out a dock in East Boston. in.
Vulnerable articles have been found Among
them are scores of knives, spoons. dishes,
etc, and especially more than four dozen
pieces of table ware.
A mother propped up her baby in chair
in photograph gallery in Columbus, Ohio,
to have its picture taken. and then excused
herself for moment. She has not yet re-
turned.
Mr.. George Waytt, conductor on the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad, who so skillfully as
sisted at recent interesting event" on his
train, has been presented with. Handsomely
framed medical certificate
1t is estimated that 10000 Canadian emf
grants will during the summer seek new
homes in the West and Northwest The Ca
madam railroads report the emigrant move
ment to Western points as already heavier
than at any time last year.
Four or five enormous blocks have been
removed, by order of the khedive, from the
great pyramid for the purpose of building
mosque. This mutilation has been severely
criticised by the Egyptians, whose faith, if
pinned to anything, is pisned to the gre at rel
les Of the Pharaohs.
Several Boston gentlemen have purchased
the right to use the process now in use by the
Municipal Gas Company of New York, for
the manufacture of gas in this city and vicin-
ity. By this process, which has been adopt
ed by several other gas companies in New
York. gas is manufactared-which il less
noxious than the ordinary coal gas-of thirty
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the extreme southern states and several OF
the western states. Allowing for the unity
of New York and Pennsylvania (Which IS
very doubtful) and dividing the doubtful
votes equally between Blaine, Grant ana
Sherman and we would have the following
result as the vote on the first: Whole num-
Der, 756; Blaine. 256; Grant. 1876; Sherman
l22; Edmunds, %. 1t is probable, however,
that Sherman will have more of the doubtful
than Grant, and that Blaine will have more
than one-third of these.
II would therefore seem that Mr.. Blaine
will surely go into the convention with AZ
least 800 votes, and as soon as Vermont and
Pennsylvania break for him he will be nomi
mated. T.. D. b.
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Our Washington correspondent takes
q very conservative view of Mr. Blaine S
chances at Washington but gives him pos
votes on the first ballot. Utah which he
classes as doubtful has elected delegates
in favor of Blaine. and good authorities
give Blaine more strength in New York
and Pennsylvania than is allowed him in
our calculation. Nevertheless the suges-
ton of our correspondent in regard to the
danger of over-estimating the strength of
a favorite candidate is one worth OBJ
serving.
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There was quite fracas in the commit
tee room at Washington the other day be-
tween Manning and Springer. two
democratic leaders in the House, in
regard to the report in the Washburn-
Donnelly case. Manning who wrote
the report unseating Washburn claimed
that Springer, chairman of the committee
promised to vote for it and then voted
against it. In the personal controversy
alluded to Mr. Manning said The
chairman of this committee told me that
he would vote for my report II told
you nothing of the kind" Mr.. Springer
replied The chairman of this commit
tee did tell me that he would vote for my
report" Mr.. Manning repeated, land ii
he denies it now he liesn Mr. Manning
was standing at this time and Mr.. SPRING
er sat in his chair at the head of the table
He said: The gentleman from Missis-
sippi will retract those words" As chair
man of the committee he had the advan-
tage of his antagonist and called for the
retraction in tone of command. Nc.
Manning simply answered: "Yes, with
draw them for the time being" mo. -
said Mr.. Springer, 'you withdraw them
for all time" Mr.. Manning was about to
reply further, but other gentlemen inter
fered and the matter was hushed.
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The Blaine Club at Washington has tel
egrams from Iowa stating that ten coun-
ties have so tar elected 1876 delegates to
the republican State CONVENTIONAL
Blaine men. and instructed to vote for
Blaine delegates to Chicago. Jefferson
county. Ohio. has elected eight delegates
to the State convention and instructedthem
to vote for Blaine delegation to Chicago.
Four counties in Illinois have elected ~
delegates to the State convention, of whom
80 are for Blaine, ii for Grant and for
Sherman.
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Catarrh OF the Bladder Cured.

HENRIETTA, Monroe, Co., n. Y, Jan. j.
1880.
II. II. WARNER & Co. :-Gentlemen II
am a man g. years of age, have lived ir
Monroe County, n. Y. most of my life, and
believe there is no man of my acquaintance
who would doubt any statement l. might
make. l have been a terrible sufferer of Ca.
tarrh of the Bladder for years. Hearing of a
number of cures from the use of YOUR rene.
dy, and after taking few bottles of your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, l was not only
relieved but found myself cured
THOMAS OWENS.
March, 81.