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,1l. St a.,n person. joiasd The Household .,
Va e.lar'n Yesterday. ~ VI
Nv I, B DlV4. Preached - .,,.
: Cas,,' :, 70 ''r Hfs@en Ia,t evening. ~
S yesterday. disappeared IRON
.a'.l. NJ b3aFd Of Health win mon, 49,,
pft ,lf IL regular session n, ~. meet thls
MS On s',, >a.ns.,, "a, el.,gd his art .nlertaiI
. aaaJaIne M. n r1.,
e. is'ssiLa in Tie church now on'fcl las an
IT,. .o a.l,. ka's.'' d. Of $. L,~,on.. ,.,
la4esday evening. Ute Hall, OIL
AIn4s"m~nts viii be o,..,
| The soald~aIer. ,f'.'. ~ !I+' ..,. this week.
Ly u coal 30 'eus per- on, On ,1I'sd si tue
b.or@.I. d 'a,',e' a. le'p..e s,4 for William Ma,
rf 4 a.. g,I P,o9a5 Pre- be reeepyed Seal hn
b li1s',s. sso..n '," :. =, Lave another new ..,,.
le ,llact. 1 many pomonders we're SyereeIaay ,Iaay
4,a o,,5f1 =, ,Sa al administration I,n uroo n.
'IuHay. " H. q Robinson on
+. 'Ie t,'. eomt n Of hi, County r,..
county wa. ya.' ,a'ss GIy tins morning IS sln.. ne.
a%t. "a .s1galP .s.s.lI :, ,Ga,als of the Fron.
uonP"n' P,'',s .. 70 the proposed posed rs,im .eEriv,
'nk. a. the Artisans sayinay. ssa,,%ay
,lay gyn",,. """S .soeiety will . take oo OF v The
~, ss'id Bana urRsN,I,'elo eoiceIt by the
AZ to y phr Shipment d.ls, Of crude oil w,.
,s''rI4,l wrs' ".| oil il, works in NJ so%,1 WAS
sra..o,a 'o'd' daily when i'm in I%%, fmii
',9i' !, a, ll.5g 81, fa' Committee left thl.
Ipi4. pl4. tbr p p5aiaall.r ,1r ahlla.rgerstown, Nd,
orc, ey ani, a"n@i,pany Of that 'ie place 20 Tn TUE
sii, = |, 4es of Ave ave fo' Frederick
ssgt oh ,noa ". iwlst just race,,a,
NJ, ugl re- 'rgo ra,,,,i NJ art,4th and shinAt bSu At
,w ,Tnn srgsst Ealing AZ 35 cen,s p,sS,
&C 10. ICES IN the conS,r1 iS the State
oHArGiS, Prsp,.
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Congress YESTERDAY

In the United States Senate On satur-
day, the House joint resolution request
Ing the President to invite the particIpe-
tion Of France in the Yorktown cele-
oration was passed, with an amendment
making an appropriation Of $4,000 and
extending the invitation to the family of
Lafayette. The Pensioa Appropriation
Dill Was considered. Pending consider
alton Of private bills the Senate ad-
journed.
In tue House, Mr.. Bicknell called up
the Senate concurrent resolution for the
counting of the Electoral votes, and
after considerable debate it was adopted
some Of the Republicans voting in the
atflrmative and some of the Democrats
voting in the negative. The Apportion-
ment bill was discussed until adjourn
ment.
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bout TIE RAILROAD BILL.
EDITORIAL IMPRESSION OP soAn OF
TIE STATE PAPKRs.

blroRIAL IMPRESSION oP soAH OF
TIE STATE PAPKRs.
4 GEORGETOWN Inquirer:-fhe Bait
bore and Obio Company ohtr u pay
b. state Of Delaware for the privilege
y ak a sum, based Hpon their actual
Irus, receipts, equal to tue $4,000 per
|ear rJw paid 1y The =. W. Il b. Com
)My, mo lhe State treasury. TLis
i uli tDe the STATE TO reduce its rate
II ,aIa ou and therefore relieve real es-
le -4t other taxable property fIom a
b. q he DIr.han low resting upon il.
Iaeb ! should be speedily passed and
eirg .oT VITO throws ~ It's way any
lsilc. Ill TOT fairly represent the In.
fa,. brr l'n people or the State.
Nh. yn TrJaseripi:-It is natural
Ia, T. b. ". x B. Company should
bt Dc ua tins new road should pas.
sroagl 'limuCton, but we cannot see
a lbt haveani ground for asking the
rtl'a rs to Withhold the amendment
Sp,Ied by the Delaware W tern
fal. legislature is sent to Dover
lhaiN er'o Of The people. II the new
Il Y benefit the State, or auy con
Irfa1.r olmbrr Il her people by pass.
.tiol,l, or near Wilmington, it s
a4a.y Jle duty OF the General Assem-
" % sai' lhe amendment. 1t is un-
fIsi l9i that the new road will be bun
asy event, and that, in case the right
3 "AS 'hfoa9h this sac is not granted,
VIII 5an lhrolsb Pennsylvania, just
DJVa .Ae 5 4ta .ue
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DIED..

WARE-Near Pearson Corner, Jan, %.
1881, John Ware, Sr., aged IA years.
V0SHELL.-In smyrna, on the 18th Of
jan. 1881, Mary A., wife OF John N,
days.
RILE-ln this city on the 4th inst, Annie
r. wife OF Thomas Rile, and daughter
oi william Bright, in the s1st year o.
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respe :tfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her hus-
oand, No. 2l1 West llth street, on Monday
afternoon, the 9TH inst, at z O'Clock. To
proceed TO the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
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The towns of Courtland, Oroville
and Biggs, in California, are flooded.
but Sacramento is believed to be ont
OF danger. The weather was clear on
Saturday, except in the southern sec
ton of The State. In Colorado and
New Mexico, serious floods have been
caused by the sudden melting of the
snow in the mountains. Railroad
travel is interrupted in Southern Colo
RADIO.
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MARRIED.

HARTNETT-CASE the parocbiaI
residence In Dover on February 3. IseI
by Rev Father Bradford, Mr.. Timotby
r. Hartnett and Miss Mary Casey, both
OF Kent Co., Del.
RAYM0ND-HOPKI the home of
Rev. Harry 3aggs, Mr.. Edmund o. Raw.
mond. OF Kent TO-, Delaware. to Miss
Maggle Hopkins, Of Harford county.
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A rOEONEE,S CASE

Io.g1sf ,l.. WrIdIn and DIR. 0gle, thi,
a4s examined Tho dead body OF
!, !. -. &c II, e3lateh, a three months
'a.al1 WHO vas tOund dead in bed
MS ~ leollenve 4 Is IN lthsr, No. ~ 4.
otshtt I'M, sti'ei, There heiug no ne
~ bt an Inquest. a certificate OF
le CsToaer. "o 'osu'u "
Vg IA, "h"fe you viii you Will nnd peonIe
4 ~ ~, hu,''s Cough Syrup ana
Igit. 'ti -, IN l1ttf testimony Concern
: rs s2ll elect prir" y cents
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VERY ILL.

Thos. johnson, superintendent of
the Harlan g. Hollingsworth Com.
pany's ship yard, has been i'll for sew
eral days from serious attack of IN
tlammation of the brain. Last even
ing he was slightly better.
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n NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given that
IN the annual meeting of the Brandy :
wine Hundred Assoc alton for the Re-
Thieves will be held at the hotei of OF :
yer Ii. Parry, on Saturday, March 6th,
1881, at O'Clock p. m. The members are
earnestly re quest / to be present as bus
'ess relating 10 the United Company Will
be brought up for consideration.
H. NJ. BARLOW,
feb9-tm, Secretary.
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ii. Il. HODGE, Cambridge, Mich, says !:
years, an "only Lung Pad" gave me i'm
nsiiate relief. l can recon- mend 10 as
sue greatest remedy ever produced. See
AIV. jan2Alw,
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DEATH FROM SMALLPOX.

Joseph Morgan, an inmate of the
almshouse, who was seized with small
pox several days ago, died in the bospit-
al on Saturday. He was 85 years old.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-07

Every one who b AZ used II pronounces
Or. Bulls Baby syrup the best remedy
own for the complaints OF early child
hood. IL contains na opIaseF.
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|TAe DAILY Sasetts.
FIRST EDITION.

.,her 0, ,be Cleveland iron men
na ,inns5 a memorial to General Gar
|l'' n,o,.,lins asain,! some receht de-
'Ia |.,nn. n secretary Sherm an af.e'ing
' ,nr,c,ure II hoop iron and ask
|, for the appointment of a stronger
+ .,,oris, IN his administration.
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Am Astounding Flop.

/ THE COMMITTEE OF sTWENTY-sIY
URGING THAT COUNCIL BE AL.
I LOWED TO BORROW MONEY FROM
THE BANKS EACH YEAR.
The "Committee of Twenty-six'
held another meeting, Saturday
night, in Gregg 81 Pierce's room.
basement of the Clayton House, to
further consider the bill now before
the Legislature, changing the time
for the beginning of the CITY fiscal
year from the first of January to the
first of July.
AT the previous meeting of the
committee councilman Cesar A.Rod-
ney, at whose suggestion il was
called, was heard in opposition TO
the bill, but without takiAg any ac
tion The meeting adjourned until
Saturday night, and resolved to in
vite Councilman Merris Taylor chair,
man of the Finance Committee, to
be then present and give his views
IN favor Of the bill. 1t was also de.
cided TO invite number of citizens
TO attend the adjourned meeting and
a committee appointed for this pur-
pose issued the following circular
SIR:-At meetlng OF a few Lax-payers.
he last eve ing In the basement OF the
Clayton House, We were appointed To in
vile yCui self anu others to attend another
meeting at the same place. on SATURDAY
evening next. 9th inst; at 7.30 O'Clock, for
an exchange of Views In relation to n pro
posed law now before the Legislature
authorizing an Increase OF the City's Fun.
ded Debt, and changing the time for the
beginning OF Its fiscal year
JAS. l., DEVOU,
=. N. PUSEY,
J. w. HAWKINS,
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n,..,n,tolhe =, taste, surprisingly quick
PIeas'et PIetsa%t' ana &c ,nomical IN ! IIceH, %
|. T9 TSt9ading lin preparation OF itS KIM ~ 'H'
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THE DELAWARE
3 EET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WHINING ron. DEL
win contract with the farmers of Dala-
aware, ryland, New Jersey, and Eas-
Tern Pennsylvania for the producta OF
ing season, We offer
A PREMIUM OF $500
for the best 100 tons of BeetsS grown rn1a.
contract with us. The prices we offer for
the Beets are nearly double those maid
the German anu French farmers for tina
same quaiity ot Beets. For IurLne. IN or.
nation, address
THE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR CO..
feb3-w2m
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NEW ADVERTlsEaxENTn.

NJ NOrICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ meeting of the Subscribers to the
capital stock of the Front and Union
street Railway Company y for the purpose
OF organizing the company by the elec-
tion of officers, Will be held at the ONCE OF
Artisans savings Bank, No. t92 Market
street. In the city Of Wilmington, ON
Thursday, the l7th day of February, "A.
D., 1881. at 2 p. m Signed
JAMES MORROW.
WIN. g. GIBBONS.
II. B. SEIDEL,
GkO. W. BUSH,
PHILIP PLUNKETT,
WIN. FERRIS,
1eb9-tm. Commissioners.
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feb9-tn

EOR REET.-The store and dwelling,
Il No. Sl3 Market street. well located for
q dry goous, trimming and notiSn store.
POSSESSION 18th of March next. Apply to
u. @. p. JOHNSON, 4l6 Market 81.
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The managers OF the
~ Wilmington d Philadelphia Turn
pike have declared a dividend OF forty
cents per Share, payable on or after the
10Th inst. JOS TATNAI,I
I'm. 7, 1SSl-wit. Treasurer.
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LNoR RENT.-A fine second story front
Il room al No. 4l8 Market street. Suit-
ayie for an office or light business.
IT, Apply at THIS OFFICE
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

language strong enough 20 expfe8 car condcm-
nation Of the practice and oar earnest desire 20
Sc Il supposed. We 80 n Il one Of The great
ct deakeS Uf the Ifutufe The greee md inee-
n1ity of-man has % stimulated the pfuducii0a
% drgArms ihat 49semecsjm pi1ol Ca nor
had FOR doll Bwef knOvn d M "a
have man TO the csssasor q = piOl !;
this Is mot cthAnd4 TO a. 1ee, butis slSspd
alike bx all The able DOT, Eek, IL we Is
The CalicaslnM Dah6D, m6s ii00lge ii Inc pleasf
tire o. shooling-ron In the hip pocket, regard
less alike OF law and the Just prophecies of life
And Notwithstanding the legal penalties attach
ing TO the violation Of the law against this prac-
1dlt, the public ere heink shockSd |eyefy now and
then by such tfa&edieE as thai Of Saturday Al
Jasper. But whereas iha remedxf. We aa6wer,
we know moi, but Il Is evident that q remedy
must be found, or The evil will grow TO alarming
and dangerous proportions Public sentiment
must demand the enforcement OF the laws now
IN force against the Practice and II necessary the
enactment of more stringent laws. II il no
child's play, and temporizinR with the law will
not do; there must be vigorous action and fixed
and settled determination Of the authorities to
have the law respected and enforced.
We give q ready endorsement TO all the Union
says upon the subject OF carrying concealed
weapons. II is a practice which, like dueling, Is
passing away as relic of barbarism, and an
evidence Of the lowest form ofphysical cowardice
on the part of those who habituaIiy indulge in
it. 1t is unfortunate that the criminal laws of
the State impose 50 light punishment for this
crime and still more unfortunate that the last
Legislature took the Jurisdiction over the offence
away from the Circuit Courts, and lodged it in
the Justices Courts
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

The killing of Mr. J. A, PHILIPPE by Mr.. q. p.
Coyle, at, Jasper, on last Saturday, says the
jacksonville linton, was most melancholy
event; is was one Of those unfortunate occur
reDces that has neither qualification nor excuse.
Under The circumstances surrounding il, its in
excuAbIeness and enormity are magnihed it
moi only Affects the unfortunate parties engaged,
bnt Il involves the good name eff the whole
State. anc especially Madison county. from which
both parties come. Such q homicide at any 9th
ef time and place would have been bad enough,
bat 10 haSe one witness In n murder case shy
an0ther witness under the shadow Of the hall OF
justice while eOuet Was In session. and for no
greater proyccation than appears in this case. Is
most shocking. 1t may be true, as Mr.. Coyle
aGiFms, that he was compelled 10 shoot his an
situation, and shows that the delenceless custom
Il carrying concealed weapons should be abOi.
ised ct any cost These men, we understand,
bad been tiends, but the evening previous had
had quarrel IN which offensive epithets were
us1d, collision being. with di6lcnity, prevented
They met again nextmofning, as both camc TO the
court>bOuoe, and The quarrel being renewed, re.
suited In the mortal ;Foundipg Of one Of them.
II neither had had 3 pistol upon his peFpon.
there would have been no harm done but both
being aBnned, Q doadly penc0nnter wns the result
Thus, nom this senoeleD practice, young man
in the primo Of manhood Is hurried into eternity,
and . man Of maturer years, with family III
hone watching f0r hls return, IL plunged Into
the deepest kloon Who can 'measnre Che team
and angulsh that come 70 these two aheasehOlds
By The - pccqrrepcei fs1. IL -
:. Bps az ihs's tee1s end isls a9enlsl NSpld
naye been spared bad the habit q carrying pls--
tol1 be1a'unknb6n. We c6nf6as 1hat We haven't
- a - ssE4
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Dauchy & Co., new York.

The newspaper advertising agency of Danchy
e. Co having Ontgrown the limits of the Office
at the corner OF Fulton and Church streets, has
been removed 10 No 81 Park Place, corner Of
Church street, where the firm occupies floor
extending through the block 20 Nos "a and 20
Murray street, d space about so by zoo feet.
About 50 feet Of The Park Place front Is partl-
toned of for the counting room and private
Office Beyond, the walls are covered from floor
to ceiling with pigeon holes for files of newspa-
pers, and on one side Of the room are number
of alcoves, furnishing places for about 5000 des
The Murray street font is given up to the Ship
ping Department, Messrs Danchy & Co being
also manufacturers and dealers in printers sup
plies.-New York World
Dauchy & Companys advertising agency lie
one Of the few establishments of the kind the
FLoRDIAN has any dealings with. and is, we
believe, In every respect entitled TO the eopfi,
denee and patronage of the press. Nearly every
large city is full Of so called advertising agents.
who operate throughout the country by mail,
and who make o. practice of sending advertise
ments to country papers and fixing their own
price for their insertion. very Often naming
sum that barely represents the cost Of compost,
ton. When settlement day comes the victim
discovers. much 70 bis chagrin, lhatthe agency,
instead of renl,ting the full amount, deducts d
30 called commission Of % per cent or more. i'g
Another sharp dodge j. for travelling agent
to visit the newspaper Office ostensibly 10 The In
terest Of the manufactures o., prqprietpr n the
article 70 be advertised, (genssally scnsrpAtent
medicine.l and amer Arfangine lssshs. offers con-
ttsct. not win the maqnlAciuret. bit Btth SINE
advertising agency, which he Processes also TO
represent, and which "has control of all the
mabufAciuFers advertising; !" the result n which
msy be that insiead Of dealing with respopsi-
BILE business establishment. able 70 meet its en-
gagemenis, the proprietor b obliged To box 10
40 advertising agent without commercial sand.
ing, and Of whom he knows absolutely nothing.
Cor biz pay. 49, s. y.jiassl i ): sas las q a4sls..r
The TLoRlDIAE9s Fule h never 70 deal with %
advertising agency whose commercial sanding
and reliability y pot assured 70 pay. no ai,en-
ton whatever "a praposala from advertising
agents which OlSsr . s0ml 100 small 10 yIssd q
fair net profit afsf allowing ibF The accommodations
Of tLe agency. and, above Al. %: have noihlng
whatever 10 do withdrawing Agsals Nhos pa.
fess 70 reptmsnt bod De hAvtlslees ni,d A ~
settising sgshc5, lskoat p9laiias, III ~.
pept II adysnca d ven secureliIlg aeospied o.
den hpnn lhe Dnnal ag1nt e ~ lsdEestissy
5{4 1sffes 3s.ssif TtlfHffaz ~ YRS fx4i f9sts
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lend every sMisiance 70 Nh obsailEna 60, :. =
the workings and expenses q nv. - 40 -
always have Tree acces TO snv Il n. -
And had the editor Of NE Nsoms.sr ~. !.
came into my once 70 correct The figures ,nr....
Ing in the F5or'da Unioa % the pumhsr =
acres sold since January Isl, whIcS Va. a -.
ing an error that any one could hs vs n oocs !.
tecied II, taken the trouble and had The fir.
to inquire as 10 the subject matter Sf the e,o,.,
he was then formulating In his mind. he ce.ls
have learned that under the contrast with n.
DfsioqthqlandshsteEtd b yaksD p bed,s. :.
i8OOO ScfeA. -gbod.. dad and ID. i6sr,p, = 20
see.4hssA fi ta.asA.wsula hass ave, -.
. more insidious error than The one In the -
which hs1F9p9sdto cogreets Ia
r hate no hesitation in inserting a INV c.n,s.
belief that never has there been 20 large /. Ana
involved in such proirac,ed and iptricaie l,is.
ton al economically administered Is The Intern,
Improvement Fund of Florida.
Regrening the necessity OF being compel. "A -
reply 10 person who has concealed bis ijen,,v
but displayed his ignorance and uAu|ice over !,
assumed name, / am yours respectfully.
HUGH A. GoRLkY.
I" Commissioner OF Lands and Immigration
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

We were opposed 10 calling Constitutional
Convention and in favor of the proposal by The
Legislature Of the needful amendments to the
organic laws Of the State, on economical
grounds. The Legislature showed itself To be
sIlamelessly derect in duty in this particular
and now we are in favor of calling Constitu-
tiOnal Convention on economical grounds. or
course il will not be called: but we go for ii
Just The same. The situation has changed, ana
prompt action is demanded. Ii the million OF
dollars, realized by the sale of State land pay the
public debt and leave a surplus, there is no
longer argument from poverty for postponlng
the call of convention 10 reform the bad IN our
Constitution, and TO reduce governmental ex-
penses for years u come. And even should
there be no very large surplus from the million,
there will be from The heavy assessment now IN
progress TO meet the same debt Ii the people
have to plank down the money out OF their
pockets Just the same as If the debt was not paid,
or the cool million" never heard OF, there re-
mains no reason why they should not require
the money thus wrung out of them to be used
beneficially. The greatest benefit II could con-
fer on them, would arise from its application 70
the expenses of Constitutional Convention, TO
provide permanently for the reduction OF Stale
expenditures and the pro ection OF the States
palrimony-G dinesrlIe Aduocdte.
II the editor of the AdcOcate had carefully ex-
amined the statements made in the FLoRIDIAN
and reflected upon the difference between the
public debt of Florida, and the oJIigations Of
the Internal improvement Fund, he could not
have got them DO mixed
The obligations of the Internal Improvement
Fund are payable only from the sales of the pub
tic lands for which they are pledged, and on
which they are first lien. State debts and ex-
penses are met only from taxes. Thus not q
dollar Of the proceeds of the four million acre
sale will OF can be applied to the payment of the
State bonds or to the payment Of State expenses
The editor OF the ADVOCATE simply made a mis-
take. HaH 9dA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

There has come 10 the fore In + nriia affairs,
as represented in Washington, man yho seems
to have the ear OF The President as regards Fed
eral patronage. TO suit himself This man is Col
R. w. Ruter. He is great at calling II The White
House. He grabs the President b bolh should
ers, and imparts much Information 70 him. tie
tells him what ought to be done IN his case and
how that Gasp should be disposed a. he seems
to have full swing now When the other RePul-
linapaof Flprida hear of this they VII very likely
tMb d. . &&h&4k te RIeside1k q tIe h,eres-
81: &tr ne ghole n9eh,se ! = s ,,ans
that there will som be revolt and that the
President viii be informed by Florids RrPpolE
caaA thai tkefe err oinY men d sAa hile % We
6ort.- WaakiaQtog Correspondent &asgni,ah NeseA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

The New York Senatorial contest continues.
The ballot Of Saturday was as follows:
For the short term vacancy-Potter 81, Conk-
ling 20, Wheeler 20, Cornell 5, Lapham Z, Crow
ley 3, Chapman l, Rogers /. No choice
For the long term vacancy-Depew 50, Ker-
nan 81, Cornell 10, Crowley 8, Talcott 2, Chap
man 9, Fish 1, Plat l, freeman 1, LaphaIn 2,
North /. No choice