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New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoHK. Thursday. April 3. 1890
Tie fo,lowny salts we're held at the Tx

NiW YORK, INuf.tay, Apili - iNND
The followHy >ats were held M the TX
change srlcst, ou' ioda,
,. En- En-, 4. vi, II T4''y o e. 10 10" wos, 5on.
It. = Of B oai~ay. iol .,xl0o. Mortimer o--
lot f. W.T. lists. 1901 ooh ave. -5Noo5 j.
lot w. ~, iotnayc. cuirsnrc On 7gtl- ivss t2x
LOT n Wcst "a ST. 81 g,ia,c 2,Jio-.2. 5
"ic ic.1 = aian Meyer .. 25S25
op pVrG'iS iiri,c. a. joining above 2ixoo
''Ii Iowcnsian .t.i"'' "'''''' '..... $3.50
= lots East e4.h st. iso hcof 2aye each OK
ioi rs rasl 81 piHsi ADJOINING above each 2.Gx
lot on i6avc 50 cor Of gyin - 20 2,oc; same
"4siIssiooiSiGts tsi6o. ( : Wins ..".. 1850
frame housc with 10; or iothave. cor Of loJdst
26xieG !; same pure hnsor ........ ...... l.5OO
i6Oi same paIch'.srr 1850
Leopold friedman ...,....-..' 1000
xij7.sx2O.liIl52.2 & Wormser-..............
2,,orv BRICK building y III hI9 o1 a. XaG EaT Widest
40 ii OF Yves, broadway. lot 2ox7F II q Muer. lOlOO
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
By H. H. Muller & Son.
/ 2sory frame dwelling with lots, Nos 9S and o.
XlOJ: VIM NCh i,S20
~, UIupkD REAL ESTATE rlAN5g
cnton, 4. 100 # ., Deanecyst i%S 'st 70 loSo wn
sinclair referee t. 10 y a RoelSer & o., - $4,000
less 1850
VII, to John Fry ana Others executors, ETC.;
John brien H. 200
Mccoy 10 patrick mccoy ....:. 10000
9 liarteorn ANA husband % Jeanneito Tusber. 5000
ciafy to Anna Reilly -; 1880
b7hst Gs ~ a5s Il Il s'GS% # Of AvyA 20o1 osx2oo01
i2i5: II Hlker reiSree. to James Lylc9,;:: $4,000
and wife 10 Edward. Jones ...,.;;..:... 1000
shall and another eresgtors ete g F nrnnner $4,000
ana wife 70 P lrunnsr 10000
7thays OSST1 s. 81 its% iglls oQxi0O Hcydt
7otSsi b. ~ Il Of i9t5avc i6IO2 7iiIl1 '-'0OO
indingi@n 2OOOO
lOtll.ave. 500 fl : ef GlstsL 2OXSO. William ?
oouyar"sar,sS % @ Si' 1853 Mo%savc a5lli75,
Patrick sullivan to FioreLce sullivan ..........
same property florence sullivan to Margaret sui
Madsonavc " cor Of y7ti.st iOo5x3a Cornelius
LuyseT and wife 70 olivia P Atrerbnry -. $4,000
derson and wife TO James T. Ha9nan 1900
ue Andersen -. .;s;-;;.--,;...:... 1000
Holmes g Amelia nell F. pa Baker ls.5OO
ers OF New YORK County 10 Holmes. 062i
man aud vile g Hsnry LevlsOn 5000
Frank AiayheW; ..:...;.;.,;. 10000
62.hi Martin tn & EnGe and wife e Samuel EDgel,. 1000
Houston-st Noy0 West. IL. 0I9S W Larremore. ref
Eliza Tu0le oOOO
llthave " s, 7oo A3d-st. 25x0O, Mary @ Clady TO w
Elias o Brown - "a; 1880
Broadway nj 2l2th-st 10 l0thAYe, centre line be.
tween II lth and 2l2th st; Alexander II Gunn and
wife 10 sarah A Gum aud another ................
Ssh ave. 376 It Of. and so OF 20th-st. l24hx1Ill
(rear) Magdalene Hunt Ell nj TO Augustus " Dem
I'd ave, Q 8, 90 ii n 124th st. 2Qx8Oi Kate Hanson
lo5IRsi, $ SOw i0thavo. ssIiOOii; Andrew Carr
te John Clancy ana ana AnothsF Sd0 E.; $500
ray and wife to VIM LbOOy 0soOO
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
DECISIONS-APRu 3.

Supreme Court Chamb@s-By Judge Donohue.-
Fullerton agt ConnorAoon granted unless that plainti1
admits the facts sought to be proved Aleck agt Afeck
Denied. Devlin agt Brown.-GIantedI mem0randan
Wilson agt Simpson.-MotOn denied. Godfrey Rrork
pan In the matter Of DWnee In the matter OF brandon
In the Morrison In the matter Caudwet In The
matter Of Marshall In the matter OF Ward Nos l.
Granted,
BY Judge Danlels-Gallaud agt Durdon Same agt same
Orders denying Hunter agt Allen Eas
ton agt Cassidy Clark agt LOWrto LeurnW Rgt. Rowan
Low ag. Weaver Mansfield agt hanshed- OTGc granted
Oy:ut=Pdrt U-By Judge Observation-Disclosures agE
Burtis.- Findings signed.
Common Pteas-SDecidl THm-Bv Judge Larrcmore.
In the matter Of the clam Of the Grover Shoe Peg Company
aGt CuDminga etc-See opinion.
Marine -Cham6ers-By Justice Goepp.-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

A minister of our acquaintance was seated
In study day hard at work on his sermon. when
had Just cut with his new jackknfe. "Qh don't bother
me % said his father. "Don't you Pm busy 2" The
youngster walked to the door, end looking back said II
don't think It would have hurt you to say 'OhP"-
fGolden Days.
Speaking OF advertisements, their whimsi-
caliiy seems be the Increase. In O recent Cardiff
paper there was the following gem Lost. between
the Royal Hotel and 2 O'Clock yesterday, bunch OF
keys" But the drollest thing can call to mind ap
peaFcd recently in The Pioneer. weiIknown Indian
psperj "Wanted-A situation snakeeharmer In q So
rious family B-No objection to look after cameln
-tLondon World.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

~ @@I7111 u T IIV I'JIIVFF TIIS DII5I-
ness WAS transacted IN the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day
Nos 1,162 TO l.l72-Joseph Wilson, Heber Graft and VIM
NJ Pleas OF a. appeants agt tho United states appeais
nom the Court OF CatmeOn motion Of Solicitor
Phiigs docketsd and dismissed with No 2ks-Noi.
oas W. Casey receiver ctc, painnn error aat John
ADAMS Co. IN error from Louisiana argument cOncuded
NO Nougue appe liant aGt Emory Clapp ct al
appea from LOUISIANA argued No 25O-Ths Chioaro and
Alton Railroad Company. appellant agt s. H. Turriil and
NO 2olThe Chicago burlington and Quincy Railroad Com
pany as, same appeals fIom Illinois srsac-Court dr
tuted for NO. 202-Wliam NJ. Springer, pain In eTroT
AL the United states 10 oTor for the southern District OF
Illinois; argument begun. ' -
Adjourned until tomorrow At l20 O'clock
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
KNOCKED DowN AND ROBBED.

Daniel Clark, William johnson and third
man who ia unknown, on the evening Of March en-
tered tho basement of No. 17S Scvcihave.. occupied
by Morris Cohen. Clark knOckei HIN with 4 club
and Iincd his pockets while Johnson and the unknown
held him. They took from him $50. Tnc rd
man escaped with tho money bn: IL was AfterWard
turned bv Clark In the General Sessions yesterday
Clark and Johnson were convicted and sent need
state Prison Tor five year.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

signee of the firm. began suit in the Supreme Court
against the fourteen insurance companies thnt bad
given policies upon the property payment Of the nsur
having refused The action against the Guar
dian Assurance Company Of London for $4,000 insur-
ance was brought TO trial YESTERDAY before Justice Law
rence The defendant claimed that the proofs OF loss
incorrect and had not been fairly trial Will
occupy several days. Elhu Root and A. j. Nanderpoel
represent the paint Benjamln Tracy the defendant
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
GRIMM AL. NOTE

Edgar B. Phelps, alias George II. Brewster.
wentyeght years Of axe pleaded guilty IN the Cen
era sssslonsWedne to forgery The tnrd degree
had issued checks for small amounts purporting TO be
sgneu by Wilson G.. HUT and G. G.. Francklvn Whrn
arrested be falsely claimed TO be nephew OF District
Attorney Phelps. He had already served "A term IN
prison for forgery, Recorder Smyth sonfPncd him
u State prison for live years. ~
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR WIFE MURDER.

Patrick Flynn, Il truck driver, of NO. $40
West Tnrtynintist., February 10 went home drunk
and struck his wife the head with stick and kicked
her SAc died. Flynn arragncd in the General
Sessions Wednesday, charge OF murder the second
degree. mt plea Of masIugBter The first degree
accepted. Recorder Smyth sentenced him TO State
prison for fifteen years
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

anton ast aoodale Einstein ag Kramer; Robinson eg
Eden-Orders granted Sullivan age KRAMER at
ivan Pdngor agt Uoker Blelstu ak
errof eltz ast. Klein Keeman agt Stein order
continuance. Farley Rg Roberts-Oroer ot suoss'U"H'
NeelY Art. kaY.-Order OF 81 petltnuop
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srHE IoSuTs e. Opss' S 80 e.
1890 o n ot cs9dfS @ c sAss @ A. III 49, $5O as5 2S
~ ~ 2Ss sSs. 20: zSs 5Sl sSS siS YlS siS
yOrs 81 3SS S5 ppeGs S az s To1 s,5 54
Lay Kay and and @ sS SO az s 81 & s SOi 01' 10
CiacUIf-PiRT I-Adjourned until April H. % - snO,.
PAKT IL Lawrence J.-Court opens AZ lU5U III 5,vn
Ss5s iSo s215 1885, S6i7. 1884, SOI5. s77i 1884,
RAss SPss' asS
sIreI,on CouRr"FSERA TERM adjouTned sine die.
srBcAL rgsS-sedgwck. JCo9rt opens at 10 a. mCaien'
'eT TRIAL GsT TEHMHp4nr Icnrs 9 opens II m
PAT IL Freedman opens %aSos No., SSs
5S5 s 100 A. 266, 25 2s6, l245 Sel 5s4 e@l 0S e2S
PASI ifISsgsr Jconrt at Il a @Nes mo Nos ss7 s
765 1871 100 77O 772. 77s 77s 77s 7SO 7s 49, 7SS
coyNox PLEasGESEEAh . for ne term.
Equrrr TERM-LarremOre. J.-Court opens at II a. m-
g1. oI sos Pa so ss5 sSs g sog
So 2 oa9 2oiS Sp5 @ 2@9Is @ 2S9 292S SSs SYo5 SYo5,
siS siS SIos Ss 9 iii M 5iiS liz 2i5 % 2i 2S 5iS sS
s. Ss PSF # iess 4 s5S SSSS $685.
1891 1891 1885, 1885, 1863 1863 1857 1857 1868 1863 1870 S7 95 S
lS7i g5S lss 1851 1851 gS Ss 1888 & a loo 9oSa aos 2S
SSS SSSf Ss 2 2S IS S S5 g 5SlS sS 2S 2S sS9 o
2O7G 2O77 2O7s 2OsO 2Osl 2OsS 2OS4 2OSo 2Oo6 zOoo
a ss ss5 SSs ss
4G - iCs' 1877 1876 2sS 1921, I45l. 44GJ 100.
PART II-McAdain. J.-Court opens at 10 a. m;-Sll9rt
Cses-Nos 357 453G 1912 4395. 4i2O 4494 3l7O 4Jll.
4G9 4i97 42lS, 4Gi5 1850 400. 452l 467l 4GOO
PART II-Sheridan. J.Court opens at 1880 m-short
$685. 2gi 1868. 1881, aid0 4Jp5 i4S5 10,
9sO7 9C 1851 4562. l5sJ 1882 45l7 4544, 44e9 4595
4G3O I423.
Gilersecve Ill ne People agt
Canpbr .lonous assault and battery Thomas ClraTy
hathaway. Michael Glen. burglary Joseph car
u grand larceny George g. Randolph feonous assaut apd
battery John O'rirn, George OHraly ward Reynolds
burglary Henry VerOauck William McGregor, Lizzie Wat
kins grand larceny; Josephine smith. petit larceny.
PGEf II-T-SmytI R.-rIo People agt Joseph COTagelI
fOnols assault anu battery John W. Blake. James kane
burglary; Martin GlTnn. walter hegaD Richard Dudley
robbery Ffaurs TeUnOus assault an battery VIII
lam Ilaginugrr James Pagan. BURGLARY William Parker
Parker. grand larceny John Cody, assault ana
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
FAILED SAVINGS BANKS.

ALBANY, April S.-Spealing of failed saw
ings banks. in the report just submitted Mr. Lamb pre-
sents the following statement of their affairs obtained
through the courtesy Of the receivers;
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

SUING FOURTEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The. dry goods store Of Rogers & Orr, at
aeass. 1sb and 1877 Eighthsve, was partly DESTROYED
81 III several months ago The loss estimated by
lea owners was S1o2. 800. Horace b. Clanin, as az
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
honses ano Rooms iOantsa.

~~----
OFFICE of SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Fifth
~ Na i0nal Bank Duldmg corner ODD ST. and for
sale OF houses and lots and renting OF houses within
corporation limits p colections soicited
satisfactory assurance given when asked.
WANTED to RENT for ONE YEAR-A
" furnished country village WestchesteF
County near the city RUSSELL HASTINGS Westminster
Hotel, CITY,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
ALBANY NOTES.

Further dividends depend upon result brought
by the and pending Taken from last report
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

~
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
WOOSTER STREET
ByA W. RoGERT. JR, Office No. ls East lsthst.
between broadway and 5thaver
will sell at PUBLIC AUcTIoN by order of Mrs. H MOreE
on WEDNESDAY. lfth day of APRIL, 1880,
at i9 o'clock ut the Exchange salesroom II Broadway
Lot with buildings size 24.Gxl0n
Maps and full particulars at the Auctioueers office
FORECLOSURE SALE.--Wlliam Kennedy
at y clock al % the 1e6snse sscsrooH Broadwsy val
naDo ana a g s5S0 20 ans on
very desirable ami excellent neiEh6orhood.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE EAsT;sIDE P0uLhyA.EI!D2 and 7oTHsr
We are instructed by the Newye.k Protestant Episcopal
Public SrhO sell ~ auction DAN April 3, at -
O'clock nj the Exchange SacsrOom, III Broadway,
FIFTY VALUABLE LOTS.
Comprising the Entire Block bounded BY the Eastern BOue.
ward iAyruue.A lsi;aye ION and ~ s.thsis, @ ,o, -,
parcel and Il not sold as whole viii 10 sid In plots
lots each.
For maps and particulars apply TO- ,,,r,o,roo
l5i55l pinest and l.l9O broadway.
ADRIAN Il. MULLER AUcTIoNEER.
PEREMPTORY AUCTION
SALE
OF
0HOUSES AND LOTS
227 VACANT LOTS.
TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK
WILL SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 90 1880,
AT - O'CLOCK. AT TIE EXCHANGE SALEsKooM.
no. III BROADWAY. BY
ADRIAN II. MULLER & son. Anctioneers
THE VALUABLE PROPERTIES SITUATE on
THE BOULEVARD,
5thaye. Central ParkJ
ST. NICHOLAS-AyE.,
Sd STII. AND I0THAVES,
olsr. C6rH. 9th, 7dTH, 77rH, ssD, 9oTH, 9GTH
9TH II ST i2@D, l23D. l3GTH 18TH,
llOflI. AND 18TH -STS,
INCLUDING THE ELEGANT HOUSE
no. 1903 FIFTH-AVE.,
BETWEEN s51H. AND s6TiI.sTs. AND ALSO sEvE.
RAL yEEY DESIRABLE
CORNER LOTS.
TIE SALE. WHICH WILL BE
ABSOLUTE,
by OF the company under the following In
stIuctlOns
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW-YORK,
No. 140 BROADWAY. April 5, 1850.
GENTLEMEN: Tho Finance Committee OF this company
autoizci you sell public auction the properties list
Of whih IA nclsed herein. The Instructions OF the commit.
tce that shall sell cvcy piece Of property put
absolutely without reservation whatsoever and without
the intervention o: By bidding, believing that
fail to insure confidence to purchasers and
win br real estate
h, rcstTtc, od by law holding
beyond lmici time and rnrthermor does not desire TO
withhold from mproyement the valuable parcels
qure Ten per cent Of the purchase money la be paid At
time OF dc. 30 cent In 30 lny, delivery OF
90 cent may remain On bond and mortgage at
r. :. WINSTON, President
BOOK MAPS,
with full description OF this property bo hal at the Oco
Of the AucttOncer No. Pnest, and after April To-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
BruOhlpn tprOpertp for Gale anb GO Get.

ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-House, 81
4 HckSBti house and store 40 81 Nassau ST. honse
l0s hemsen.st GORDON L. foRD. 81 Clark kst Brocxyn
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Real Gsiate to Gxrhanae.

TT0 EXCHANGE.-For house, West Side, q
country residence 10 at Greenwich C0np; good
buildings plenty rt neer the depot furnished stocked
freo and clear. OWNER, 2i3 West 4oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

o,. IN, m oua. u u Estimat'd fur1
lk. Ahounv It, pau pan ~ ther divi
uep"''''ie' n, . P0' dends.
, 1880-06-09
Gen, Garfield and His Associate on the
Ticket Hold a LeVee at the .
Pacific.
Expressions Of Unlimited Qualification
and Approval from All Parts
Of the Country.
THE DAY AND THE MAN.
THE DAY.

Tile DA1.
TIE MORNING nRoKk LowEux AND Chilly.
Tho sun struggled In va'u with tho heavy.
misty atmospheric; its raya woro not powerful
enough to dIspel tho da,npuess which csupt
Into the Convention Hall and hung tharo like
Il thin fog. Tho InuHlclans blow untt! their
Ghosts hoarc1 and their chaeka almost craokod,
and tho dr,,lnlnors pounded vigorously, but
tho sound was only n.uitlcd roar. At 10
o'cIouk, tho hour fur assembling, <hcro were
not 1000 people In tho building. Thoy oamo
In slowly, langaidiy, hesttatugly, AZ it IN
doubt whothcE they bud nut bvttcr havc stud
awny mud lutt the dulegltes to their 0wu de-
viccs Thero WINS ruellnK OF apprehension
lest tho divided minority should fail 70 COM
bine In tl1no to savo tho rarty from tho noM-
!nation OF Grant. Whus II he should. after nil.
win tho nomination. wus anxlo.aty askel on
u! handy; aud many responded. whAt
calamity! What splendld opportunity for au
exhibition Ut supremu party devotion and patri'
otls,nl oxc'attuul an ou Republican. II nlaino
would .lIrecs hls frtunds to withdraw hls naue
and co,.uuntsuto On sollo tuan about whose
head tho storms Of tho factiouAl contest h&vo
not rnxclY Or II Dir. Hhe1tnau wouM sot!Fe In
favor of DlaIllv2 Or II Messts. Window md
Waknburnc would foroo tho withdrawal Of thelr
nau,cs2 Everybody knows that tho scooud
choice Of tho fEIunds Of thoso gentlaman Il not
urnnt. Everybody xnowB that tho THRU formers
h4yo but two-iltths Of tho Convention and TINT
tho other tAroe- tifths-t50 delegates stroux-
Afe here to so0 thAt tue thtrll-tcsla ldoa shall
not prevail. Thoy must unite, dcclasu thosl-
annru ~ t]nvotn4l 1tenuhlltulDS and thaY will
, 1880-06-09

spotlesa. But thorc afo more wrinkles and FUR"
rows on thcfr faces than on their shirt-fronta.
They arc hotlow-oycd. dark.bFowod. mud sallow-
skinned; they look shrnnken and sh'ser5' rs II
afflicted with tho ague. Bone OF tnem wear
oFcrcoats to keep olt tho chilly aif. and thesc
lfup Into their seats WITH SnRh OF dss3uss'
1'us tho work thcy came TO do remains unac-
co1nptsheu+ n stcFn duty starcs thom colaIy anu
scnorsetesty IN the lace. anu thoy eanaot baFk
1t II ulcy would. and they would not II tnoy
cou1d At hnlf-past 10 o'clock tho hearty kln"-
y old gentleman who prca1cs 10 gFacefully and
30 elutably. stood up boh'nd tho desk WHICH
was surr'onnted b. two huge baskets or
1o"cf8s and rnppoh tho convention 10 brner.
The Rev. 1sr. Tho'nns snld prayer. during
which gFcht silence fell upon thc taFonH' Inn
pfuyef was splcnaia iatelleotual eHoft' sucn
hs h'gnt app!opr9ate'S DC maae " '1ltn ~
a's@'n8u'aaea ~ INC ro'c1'no Reoue"a"' A.
tho ~ofd Afnenl inc s'lence WIS ,n'tneonte'y
orokon Wy q sFeat h"tom'ne soanu WHICH "esco
up from toh toouaaaa tnroau' iRo" tnoFo was
ohotncF 'oua rap rap anu mo e"en's-n'oto
o"l'os "a' Ut" efea'
A"nHo"tne oe1cHaue "7*co pef'"'ss'oa ~ ca't
tne Fotc ot al assoca1e' "us "As 1app''" uo"1'
Aho tne call o1 mo tEdlsid'u "elcR"'es oroefeo'
Il.
n"9i's tne cA'' oir' eon*"nR o"sisea WIN 1ne
uc'ceatlo''' INC" tao ca"'F"lasl u tu' "'es"'
t.on o"'sea !" fe"'' r's'''ouo'' ~ '1a o'4'o
]o"'cnuoa' ou' 't"as peo"pt's F"'oo out'
| ' ""4'' 'AA" A""A 'on"A W oH"A
.s ~, ",', 4'.AA ~. 49, s.' 'n. ~.
~. " wv o
"'.s 's@a' st. o WV ""' "'.''. "@'o Wv
s@'l ~ wv s" VI 4,'"'H.". ''oese"."' 4,e"'A
Nc DA's. .44"t upou NV 4" y. - o's "
4e,pouu I'm a'sef.".o 7uo.'" ~ euIea' 49, .uo
44A1'. ~ 'e''"N4 y. - .'o'
o"o ~ '.o ''a' a'lsl ~ '""' ~.
| 'po"o' tA4'o ~ o' eso~A's. 1ese 1As 'e'4'S
s.o"eo 01' '">e 'A~'' ~ A'A' -A"''~'''' ~~'so""
oon'
4"o WV oA eN".eo p'o ~ " w. s.''''" ''s
.""es' ""' .e"sa.a ~ ''o"' :" 'Ae' '"""' ~
.'s n.'n - 'ote'' 'l'''''csoA' h"'o A44ss '''o'
~ n4A'''e' pie"Aius Ato'' "'e"A' A"o WV
'"s'"'a WIN o'spu"eu' anu 'ne ca'l VI '"u'.
u"'au"' oe'e1''''cS oroeie"' 1ns 'o'e ~ lesa'o
u "et''"'es WIS "pp'eo I'LL tn's cuse' t''ta 'no
eo'o 'e'u4'eu' io' o'"''o' ~ o"et 1''4'' ~
Inc general Gull OF states WIS 'acn Fe6omea'
1nc Fote VI west 'lFE'o'" ~"s ena"cakeu' a.'o
&no '7o'''aual ae'csates called' II Sao"eo LUZ
aoscncc OF ociesate& anu n's alte9t'nte so'ca
1os oacF'na"' "len tn'a 1csu's' o'"nt, ~ 1aane'
.; sncffnaa' l. INC result "aa: uafhela' -
"'noonat u Edmuhus' Ii "ashoufne' ao' sncs"
mah' Alo' o'a'ne' .'o' ofa"17 w.
Inc result II VIII oo ooser'eo' WIS suos'""'
tnlis tho same as tno hfst oa'lot' WIN tno ex'
oepaon OF tho ehanae OF MASSACHUSETTS, 10 encf-
nau' fu""l"s ai7 co1u'''n "o"'o u no'"'e"'
| 1"h 'HA"74E4" "AAAo1
was ofoc1eo' ano toe chi' pfoceeoco' 1ao enu'1
, 1880-06-09


ana / IN Ponnss!7an'a' Wisconsin Rase aafaeld
10. This break for Garfield no doubt resulted
from tho Ralu Of votes by Grant, Such ruin,
oran tho,,rh n verv ama1I. mntfo .ho f.onvnn.
49, .a'.. rz,f... !. ...-, .~,.,,. 49,.
Hou "e' 'o.s' aA"'"" % .''" "n~.o'' w s."''
suplcct' anu Ina'aha maoo inc hfst oFcak' 1ho
result WINS: Garfield, 70: WIndom. y EdMutds,
II; wushburno, q: Dlalnc, e37: sherrnar, %;
aron+ an n bcca,, tn t,, exc,tfno Thorn >uaro
80. ~. ~. o.I -.,.
S'e"~ e.e"''' ~ ~ "". pf'
fapped for oFdef' anu tno tniFtS's'1en p'l'ot WIS
ordered. md tho roll-cnli proceeded. ConncctE-
cut ruyc Ii for GurEctd, md Illinois followed
with votcs Indiana rave Garnrtd -. and
.,,a-o ,... 1,,,,., a.o,., n., , ...,,o,,,, .o,.,.
"'et' "a' 'o"o e.ee."* ".' "p'..'a"N ee
LOU !" c'cr5 p"71 VI 1"o noo7c" ~ oeca''e l''~
possible 10 keep orlcr for several minutes.
There WIS grca. upronr, sud tho Chnrman
rann.a In voIn. There xaa cnnvaastn4 nil oyer
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u'o oe'eH"e' "oot' a''a ~ "H" 'uo" o''oeu' "1''
on1o nad aboaaoned one iaeos1t son loF an-
other.
,ro,, =, ,,,x ,r ,x, ,,p., r.,r v.u, ,rxrs
4hs ""' 'oo q"cslou' Ao"n ""s e"t'e"' Aao
excitement was intcflec' btt nt last tho deio-
gatea dropped into their senta, md tho Chnit-
MIN of tho delegation Of 1owa said; "Iowp
u,Yca ~ vc,oa for finn .rouo.A A f,o-t,ordn rbcn
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,,.e Fl, nj, ,,ar,n of tho hn1l. Eansns followed
,.,t., II. ,,, ,,,nt,, ,o,,. f,,~oornom 1,,,x,,no
Ruyt. 3 for {;raut and for Garfield. There was
moment of terrible suspense, when Maine
WIS announced by lluc In clear, ringing tone:
.sfatnc o1y cs II yptcs for 1nmcs A, uartIcid. ot
nbt," NJ uhtc,, ,horo Urn. ,n,,noneo on,1o,se
os ~ ~" n".n.,, ~, -.
''"'9 'a'" "'n"'''tco ~ 'ot o"i"e'" a!'u ~.
9rnnt- Tho report wns challenged. and the roll
Of delegates ordered md caItcd md tho result
ver,ood tim ,,r,vt,,n, rcnort- Massachusetts pnyo
c.n-,, -, 80, ~ ... ,,,..,.. r.,,a,u..,
""inc.o "@ A'4u '".' ''e"'s"" .o'''1
with Il for Gar1lea anu TOT 9Faht' h'hheso7
tA's vote WIS challenged, ana the roll Of dcc-
uatcs called, which resulted III for Garfield md
. for t,n,nt. Tho yotc ,r MastsaIppt waa cha1.
,,.,,.o .,,,,, ~. vi, ~ o.,1. 9th ,tI.
'e'iseu e.'a '1s ~" y. "o.esaess s".A' VIA '"'"
Fesut: e1or uas'lea anu 1or d1ant'
TIE 1nI1tp. p.rEhMEns WE'VE DYING HARD.
As Logan ha1 said, they were En'n8 towu with
him. Missouri stuck to Gr1lnt, giving him
20 rntes tn for Gurtlefd. Tho report Of tho
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was ordered, anu tho call Was promptly coul-
monced. Iii Alubnmu Grnnt lost d rote.-an ab-
Bentre. Eo came ln md asked to hnro hls vote
recorded, but thu privilege wAs~rcfl1stl undGr
tho rule. Dlnino glInou two vptcs III Georgia.
QUO from Qrant and one from Shcftnnn. WASH
burne lost two yotca In WiscoYsin. THU changes
bud no potut.-tnaro tFiHtug. Tho AAba.na dolo-
gation a+{lls, at tho conclusion OF tho roll ca!.
asked to perfect thoir votc. hut were again re-
fused, and tho rule was read to Justify tho 'Ie-
clstou Of tho Chair. Tho result was; GARFIELD. i;
Window, /: EdmuMls, II; Washburue, II; shos-
,nan. 10; Hla!ne, Nv: Grant, aoo.
" Tho roll WIZ oallesl on the thtrty-fourth balot.
nlalnc xot back hts two votes from lfnols,-froln
Northumberland h!s friends In lndlana-somo
Of them-went BUCK to him. 0rAnt gained ollo
VOTE in TUnnessea. Wisconsin guye sixtaon
votes tor 0artlold, Of Ohio. Tho announcement
created great sonsuuon, and thero woro loud
checsa. TITO result waa as fooHs: 0aFhuld, III
Windom, 1; Edmunds, lit Washburno. 10; shor"
1nas,, l07; Dluluo, KS; Grant, 3l2. There wcro
loud cheora at tho announoomont OF tho vote.
oA1sFtuLu nosE TO 4 QUESTION or ORDER.
Ho challenged tho vote on the ground TINT votca
bud boou g!ycn for htn Without his consent,
which consent po absolutely rofusod to give
Tbs point MAS overruled.
Tho thlrtY.afth ballot wua ordered. and tho
roll t-eal! proceeded with. Indiana gsaye Garfield
q, and thoro woro loud cheers- Tho audience
pslokud up ita ears Bood deA. They thought,
pcrhapat that II would w good thing to oonfor
t4o nomination upon 1nan who protested thAs
he did not seek nor wish 1t. AarglAnd KAvo
I~t,tr Ai$f In n
, 1880-06-09

); OUR
CONSOLATION!

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