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MUSIC IT DELNONICO'S.

musicale complimentary to Signor Augusta Ben
dclnri was given last evening 40 Dclmonlcos by his
friends and pupils Tho large ballroom on the sec
ond floor was used for the concert, and III 1t tenn
porary stage was erected. Tho programmes wcre
hnnd-pantcd upon the covers and were la'ieiully
rrenorcd Tho following ladies were patroncss.s OF
the affair: Mrs. J.: seymour AshhleIi hrs; J Sill
Ayilrs Mrs Wilbur HlOodgood Mrs. W illlan A. Big-
Inv Mrs T. B1rb Mrs Amos Getting. Mrs. W. r..
draper. Mrs. Edward $. Jafray, Mrs. Howard Jaf-
FRAY, Mrs Pierre Lorillarl IT, Mrs James McN icA'r
MR.. John pcoli. Mrs. j. +. plummcr Mrs. FREDERICK
Robert. Mrs. NJ. H. sanford, Mrs. 7. Shriver. Mrs.
Antonio T. Terry, Mira Henry Thompson, MrT. +.
Warren and MfH j. X. T.. Woodruff. The following
pupils and friends volunteered g. assist Ail,s =
Ashley Miss Caro- AyIlrs. Mrs. W; ilo2dgood' mIs
A. Coiting. Miss Getting. Mrs T. J. Coleman MIS- ,,
l. Hoffman Miss Edith f. Jalray, Hiss Laura eo,'
Mrs r. Robert Miss Se,or, Miss 4. ShHNtr' MISi ~
+. Terry. Mrs n. Thompson, Mr.. BeYnnli,; " Du-
rant Simor Fermnti, Mr.. keyes l.; /, vi" i Wa
Ivan Morowski Antonio Terry, John lrcn'I, - an
Loan and Mr. Weed. The programme lncluuv1J
eighteen numhers-choruses, solos duets tlios 9"
quartcts. Most of the numbers l1d 10 Dc tepo''o''
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COLONEL GEORGE W. BAILEY.

LOWELL Mass, April 2O.-Colonol George
W. Bailey prominent railroad contractor and builder
died here this morning at the OF hftycght years
He VIVA formerly connected the capacity OF contractor
with several Western railroads.
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LOSING INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MERIDIAN, Miss. April 20.-lhe companies
losing by the IRE this city on Monday night are 'he
Liverpool and London and Globe the British AnGf o2
1arono the Newly Ork Underwriters Agency the IouA,
81 Rrookiyn the Home, OF New-lork; the bVorklh
Home the Columbus Insurance and banking COMPANY
of Columbus, Miss the NeV-Orleahs INSURANCE An0'O
n,,df hn MnsfcIn. OF IOrODtO.
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MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Shn0psis for he past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, April 81, a. m.-The bar
nneer il highest In the Middle Atlantic States and low
est In the Rio Grande valley Fair weather prevails In
all districts east Of the Mississippi River Cloudy and
threatening weather prevail IN the Missouri Valley and
West Gulf States Heavy rain ana thunder storms are
reported from Kansas, the Indian Territory. Missouri
Valley and on the North Carolina coast. The tempera-
ture has remained nearly stationary during the past
twenty four hours.
Indications.
For New England, fair weather, stationary higher
temperature, sOuthery TO westerly winds stationary
barometer.
the Middle Atlantic States fair weather stationary
or higher temperature and barometer, winds mostly
easterly.
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RoBERTsoNs CASE STRONGER THAN EVER.

! Il Is evident that the case of Judge Robert
"a does not suffer by delay The nomination grows
tcngcr with every moment Of recorded time. Several
fnn4Ars Who have been cited likely 10 vote against
fcnhrmatcn, are unqualihedly Ia favor thereof.
Ruong others Senator Sherman who has BEEN by some
correspondence crrOneousy placed in the opposition Ia
bsone6need IN Judge Robertsons favor The opposition
y tnklrnihcant IN numbers and In confined on the Re
hcAn aide to three or four Senators who follow Mr.
evnkinge lead uniformly. Among these, bs colleague,
tBstor Patt fs regret TO say, counted with good
1pn lila obligations TO the members of the Leglisla-
ENsko made his election possible should incline him TO
~ support Of Judge Robertson bat IL Ia evident that
cast hts political fortunes with those of the senior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-21

Mr. Chapman was about forty-eght years Of age
and lawyer by profession. He was elected super
visor Of Saratoga County in 1892 and was elected u the
Assembly OF 1865 a. a Democrat. In November 1869,
Mr. Chapman was appointed by the Governor Canal
Commissioner In the place Of the late Ohyor Bascom
lie served until 1872, when he was succeeded by Alex
ander Barley
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AUGUSTUS W. BELL

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., April 2O.-Augustus W.
Bell leading lawyer Of Morris County n J. died sud
denly this morning Of apopeIy 10 the hitynlt year OF
his age He was admitted ~ the bsf in s4s since which
time he has been actively engaged In bis profession Mr.
Jell was the unsnccessful Democratic candidate Tor
Mayor at the last charter election In this ct being
defeated by O small majority
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
Restricted 10 Books OF he last hree months y Gdrerlsed
heretofore The Hierary pdge.
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MACMILLAN 81 Co,

Tho FnalI.h Poets. Complete In four volumes averaging
nearly 800 pages students edition, price VI per vol
New Views on ireland, or, Irish Land GTtcvanee. and
Remedies By Charles Russell O. c.. ". r. lZilo coth I'll
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TIE SECRET or the SENATE FIGHT.
Lrcsa IA ClsnklaaA Lkadkr lRep.l

The contest now going on in the Senate con-
s MT that body alone 1t 10 quite evident that the
enaous aud heated struggle IL not for the control Of
bcn0te. That matter was virtually disposed OF early
lasd eoutrel Of the committees Ostenhbiy the hght
icing wsged by the Bourbon element over few
40 sieers. Ths however u not the real matter at
l6s ~ the Bourbon leadore have admitted In its
a. and bearings the contest p0ssesses significance
20 Invests Il With National Importance. II concerns
tafn Of the Bonth, the continued existence down
Wa densoraizeq and dern0reiizisg Democracy, and
kSoe4 and prosperity Of the whole country. IL
but little difference VINO Is secretary Sergeant
81 tbs Senate but II does make difference TO
korf the prestige Of remens with the Repub
- and their RtnekY htsle ally, Senator MahOpe.
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GEORGE p. PUTSATs SONS.

and PbiIasopheT BY John Albee. lGmo cloth extra 81
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A Hammond. ". -. \ edition. octave II 10.
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Ffthave last evening to mako arrangements for the
celebration Of their national festival which Is TO take
place July f. the date fixed by the French Republic.
Ai'eT merry debate they proceeded 10 ballot for officers
Mr. LOet w0a elected president ~ the festival and
Fernnnd tere wn7 excited vice president The Consul
General OF France win be the honorary president.
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THE REV. DIR. CHARLES II. sT1TT.

The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Stitt, well known
minister Of the Reformed Church. died yesterday at Bay
onne, New-Jersey, at the age Of sixty-one He was
native Of Sullivan County, NewYork, aud was gradu-
ate Of Rutgers College, at New-lrunswick The funeral
vii take nlnoe saturday at Bt the First Re
formed Church, In BayOnne
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Essays on kccie-asiirai Hnhlrts
nv a. - %iancy D. D., Dean of Westminster ono 'oihne'
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Pam. md rthaae. Fpochs OF Aneieht history ~ w.
, iao",tt smith NJ A. one volume, lbmo, VI
M ,x,,y.r A story Of a Growing Boy by william D
st..Iasrd volume, Emo VI
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

Old Drury Lane. Fifty Years Recoeotons Of Author
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Walter. g. B. Mills Mrs. Anna Bishop and u; O. {.
Korthener. Henry Gait and Miss julia Thomas
read selections. Mrs. RiceKn0x sang four tiinesi
Nrs. Brown three times, Miss Roosevelt twice anu
Mr Toedt twice
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A.C.ARMSTRONG & SOY:
80 y A -

History ofthc Crnsndes Ry Joseph flnn,os hi sir
4 new edition. with pitIaCe anu ruPp'i"'"'~'
rlr,e volumes crown SN0, - 20.
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RAILWAY WIS.
RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.
REPRESENTATIVE or THE VARIOUS NTKRES
ADOPT PLAN.

REPRESENTATIVES, or THE VARIOUS NlkfshoiS
ADOPT A PLAN.
The attempt TO harmonic the conflicting
rapd transit interests in Brooklyn resulted last evening
IN the adoption of a report proposing plan OF union
The meeting OF tho Of the dihsrent com
panies was held In the office OF Mayor Howell Ih"ee
present were Henry Murphy. the Brooklynf
and COMFY Island Railroad COmpanyi Andrew H. culver
OF the ospeot Park and Coney Island Company who Is
large stoctholdcr In the company formed by the
third Rand Transit Commission; William Richardson
and J. J. studwell OF the Atlantic Avenue Company :;
Henry W. Maxwell and Alfred suy, OF the Long island
Company; Charles r. Flint and Samuel Mclean Of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, formed
under the second Commission, and the follow
ing citizens: W. C. Kingsley, Thomas Kinsella'
ID W c. De Witt. The report Of the special
committee appointed two weeks ago, consisting OF
Messrs Murphy, Culver and Fnt wac read p{ M M
trunk line begin at Fulton Forry, running over phi
waite property to PA az az t be ssoons Com
mission 20 Adams and Highsts or the r9Ms oI slo
at Deveboise-place and FlAtbushaye. to the
junction OF Flatbush and Ausnucave Ihen inc rOuH
noint east of bedford ave- all the streets
the track by bridges the track 70 DC proecte ny
Long Island Railroad Companies. From this road q
branch elevated road should run through sehenokst
TO the Eastern District From the trunk nhe r. .s
shoud he built by the company ORGANIZED under the
third Commission over the route laid out o{ tna AZ
Commission, from Flatbusn ana tlilhhNe, many ma th
Fifth and seventhaves 10 the depot, OF we
Prospect Park and CoHey lsihlu h9au,
From the Atlantic Avenue Line connection
shoud he made with the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Couey
Island Road II was recommended that the structure be-
that authorized hy the third ComDhssion The trunk
line should be built by the consolidated interests OF al
the companies and operated by all with equal rights ana
facilities the ferry and the bridge and transit over the
bridge, each 10 furnish its own cars and motors;
The abortion OF the report moved by MI maxwell;
and il was unanimously adopted. Mr.. Richardson said
that the directors Of the Atlantic Avenue Company
had met yesterday. and the matter was siIninitsd
Ia Them and all the steps taken approved Mr:
Mclean urged the need 81 providing for the inics4 OF
the Easterp District but said that route could no" Dc
laid out In Schenckst and Myrtlcave. without new
Commission. and without 1t The problem would not bc
solved long discussion followed over the nccd OF n
new Commission. MT Culver said TINT o. soon "a the
right TO build had been secured from the Aldermen anu
the consent OF property owners was obtained MorA
could I've begun and pushed forward 10 was urged ny
Mr. Kinsclla and Others that new Commission Wouu
be- needed i'm order 20 arrange for the operating ~ me
trunk ne A. length II decided 10 refer the ne"d ol
n new Commission To the same committee.
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GEORGE ". CHAPMAN.

BALLsToN, n. Y, April 20.-ExCanal Com
missioner George W. Chapman died here suddenly this
afternoon OF apoplexy He had gone to his hotel ana
ordered dinner when the attack seized him. and he fell
back dead IN his chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-21

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 81, q. m.-Therc was very
little change in the barometer yesterday Clear and
partly cloudy weather prevailed. The temperature
ranged between 39e and 500, the average 44q being
4so lower than the corresponding day last year. and
25se lower than ON Tuesday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather, with slightly lower
temperature, may be expected to-day In tbs CITY and
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~ Astor- place.

TIE xI,g,. Massive and Othcr POrms. by John - "hs
tier Win inc see portrait one volume IoHY st w, ~.
IonsfelIow Birthday Book. ArinnssrJt md - uns.
Pike Ilates with uLc entirely new n"i 80 @"" - ~
f,..tion. -0uarc lSulo ta-tsfuliy stamped ~.
-, - =, A. -r..nondencr Of sir Anthony Panizd,
a, ~ ~ iaie Principal Librarian Of the BRUSH MHoh oI
49,. Iutglu
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r.. d. PETERSON Il BROTHERS..
- ~ PHILADELPHIA.

Madame Boynry Tale Of Provincial Life. By Oustavs
Fiaipf Pfice e cents In paper cover 81 In cloth
CnmIlIe or The Fate Of Coquetie: ola Dame Aux -
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Give attention to the first symptoms OF
Lung Complaint snd check the dreaded disease in ts IN
cpicncy by using Dr. JAynes EHpectorant, safe, Old
fashioned remedy for oil Affections OF the Lungs and
BrUehla
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Mr. Trowbridee was born at Elmira ~ u June H.
1921. but removed to Michigan early IN NC ne was
graduated at Kenyon College Ohio, and engaged IN
farming. From 1855 to SEQ he was n member Of the
MICHIGAN Senate. He WAS elected TO the NNNNHth
Congress a. Republican, serving from July T. 1851 to
March q. 1863 He was also elected TO the NXNiAth
"a IN CON cressrs serving from December a. 1860 10
March a 1859 In March, 1ssO Mr. TrOwbrdge Was
made Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, and held the Of
free ahO a
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11olitital Nollres.

Republican Central Club. - 49,,
r,,,t,r t,oufhl, meeting ills tIhui~layl evening". p
on a, a. CLICK nj Clarendon hall lSlh 81
An ayr-. "''''A
A. ". EluigsoN. Secretaries.
M Etccutiyu Committee will meet az $50; , c,,..
Iho HA' A. J. DITIESHOLtER Chairman
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Special Dispatch from London 20 Tie Daily tsrnphsc'
The famous cure asthma Himrods" was prescribed
BY Dr Kidd and ouain relief for Lord Be@cOnsneids
asfh mafic troubles
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Brfaucy Of your silverware aids charm 10 the
table [ 90 LEoTRo,sIicos. Avoid limitations.
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DAMAGE IN FoRTY FIRsT STREET.

A fire last night in the four-story rear buid-
ing at Nos $50 and 35l West Forty hrst-st occupied ~
a trunk factory by George Couch, caused damage on
Al oO 20 stock and 81 900 20 the buildng Inc origin
OF the fire not known.
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20 Park -ptaee.
PIouabed Under. The story of an Indian Chief Told by
Umsg1 NTH an Introduction about indians ny Ipshta
Thearba bright Eyes. Of the Ponoas lbmo clotn Z NJ
form with Z" 4 Fools Errand-" al
The o.pe History. continuous narrative woven nom
The text of HE Pour Evsngests by James r. Gilmore I'd
muud kirkel and the Rev. Lyman AbbOtt d. ioo, oto
Do. CLOTH red edges. 81 49,
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Special NolEee.
-" Thos. r. Kirby, Auctionccr. "a"
By Tuos. 4. KIRBY & co.
ny rxurnrrloN DAY AND EVENING FREE, AT OUR
ART GALLERY. s46 BROADWAY.
Opposite walacks
PART H.
TIE LOUIS DURR COLLECTION.
Nearly Two Hundred
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS,
including many
oprotcAI EXAMPLES OF THE OLD MASTERS.
The entire collection to DO sold positively without reserve
by order OF tho Executors Of the late
LOUIS DURR, ESQ, or THIS CITY,
Of THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EyENlNSS,
COMMENCING EACH EVENING AT oCLoe n.
Edward Schenek' AuetlOneer
TIN, 1ArRA WOODWARD OIL PAINTINGS,
Embracing her entire collection OF Marine and lciinIESK
PsFgs TR Be- sol SOLD 81 e Ssssaas RsDAY and
friday APRIL q and - sI AT e' yows Of %eknoSn
Henri A Daniels VI. D. ~ LeTngtoaaye neal 2oh-'t'
' iOursJe 70 and " q,
Attention 70 Gentenen'
Mass Meeting Of Members
MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES
VIII be held IN the Great Hail OF
COOPER INSTITUTE
IN FRIDAY EVENING. April ~ at O'Clock 10 pro'es'
against the action OF Governor Aonso CoIh'n IN 'es
hill passed by the unanimous Noto VI 'Ho .''"'e 80
f the state Of NewYork for theprotecon Oh mutual bcheH
ASSoo'A'' REV DR. ROBERT CoLLfER
HON A. r. TAPPEN,
HON ELIZUR WRIGHT,
HON CiIAUNCEY SCHAFFER,
81, - eminent speakers win address the meeting
r of fhe Executive Committee OF the mon OF Nh
,pi aen Associations comprApg the following organiEs
uSqrcane Benefit Association The United States Mutual
Accident Association, jewellery League hoIa Aroanu,,
,ian nisrct I,rand Lodge l. o. u. New York city tom
uon Haers Association, Peoples Benefit Assoc Atfon
Polar star Mutual Beneht Association Ancient piueS ~
,, vr,aen South brooklyn Masonic Mutual hssocia
ovai OF Temperance District Grand Lodge l.
o. III b. Brooklyn, and many Others
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

" 80 -. !. .. ~ aim, f,' a. Ss.
psiss rs1<( 1ns sfais vits me rsV.sn,s The s.elas.
T. Ssssns nAieassd b. s iennoaessf Il HOd
tsp Pharmacy, a1hJoodusy.
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Relief from the worst Of aehes Use German Corn Re-
mover. II never fails Sold BY all druggists 70 cents
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LEE 4 SHEPARD,
FORDs, HOWARD & HULBERT,

h Sr,, Life Of Christ. The legend Of Thomas Ddymus
the eWh sceptc by James Freeman Clarke Cloth 81 13
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The June number Of The Ae,r- iorR XII in co,,a
ibe New Summer Fashions furnished by Arnold Consia
bla A
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OBITUARY.
pOvIAND = TROWBRIDGE.

DETROIT, April 2O.-The Hon. Rowland +.
Trowbridee late Commissioner of Indian Affairs died
at his home at Birmingham eighteen miles from THIS
city, this evening
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THE FRENCH NATIONAL FESTIVAL.

About eighty delegates of twenty-six French
societies Of Nex-York met Of Lyro Hall, 10. n South
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Geo. A. Leayiit & &c.

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~ collection than ordinary interest"-tNcwYork
Tribune
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COLLECTION or PAINTINGS.

MR.. JOHN PoNDIR's
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which sflous tho efficiency Of our pn:taf service;
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tnr tho I,4 twnnt viva yEMrn tns laGn fn 'i'Iphtr
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u grrai Ht,tnt,cr ri lin rcsfnuct': II New York
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A.nerIcn." The iottcr was from ireland, IND
nftcr tho utt,al Inquiries tho old 1ns learpcn thn
ttmo TINT tho vuasul bearing Tho letter arrived.
a. an experiment. bo placed It tn tho haaus Of
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t4:nman1otI for ma ittat wns rteci'etl recently
IhnJ. MID .ns addressed IL thu "l'nsiltnster-
tt.acra. ~ luataa1." The cstltentt .tntctl tfnt
ytars MHt. uil,l 4I,ct thou nothing iint bro'l
henri! frtnn him iy hit rulntivos. Thu iHitrr
uekrd tA@t Il uisEr.nt sHarch he tinh., ttul. Il
Patrick WIS ro,Im Ia cnnvcy to HIN THO lhtnlIl.
RniiGe TINT hta hrun1r vas married af,t hnd lito
GItttrer.
, 1881-11-25

NB Jt{tgraph to Nk1U Iork usrali.
NHWpoIT, Il. J., Nov. .ss.-ln Newport today
there was recorded y significant bit Of po.
iit.eu! history. 1l,a yotcrs u tho district wSse
vnca,uy. TheIoandIdatea were Henry J. spooucfr,
ltepuolluau, .aud !Ieury T. 6Isson, Dun!norat.
was generally believed that ox-Gov. Van Xante
waa GntltlGd to the nomination and subsequent
eeutnt. In tho convention UoF. Van Xatdt
tucked fo9r yntes Of socolvfuis taD roQutslt num-
bss to noa!na.y. uE!y Atorles " bribery wcsS ~
Monsy .s wa was expended ID Gringing tho exaot num-
hor Ut delegates hooded to nominate Mr.
Spuonor. 1'hu residents Ut Newport, whero uuv.
Yan Xundt hQs rusllel 10 tuNily ycArr. Werc
mnrt!tlod ut tho result Ut tho hnlf0tluy; lnd tue
yntors. bGltovlux tlnt he WIS dcfcutod by cor.
rupt sucans, won't to tho polls tt,day and vptcu
throughout the ety for ": spaoner.
!lrr 10 olrr4ltustahcoa would Gov. VAn
Xandt uonssnt to Io d bo!tlnR candidate, showod
THUR Independence by eon,nin!n9 lwuY fruln tho
polls. THO voters Whu desired 70 Gust u oaloe
for 0ov, fnu zaudt woFc Obliged to wrIta tA9nl.
nj 1t was nearly noon before u printed b!l!nt
i!cIaily unlolnoca sh's .tnos,.lng thAt uos. Yum
Eaudt WIS nut In tho lsi.i. Thu Republicans are
1ubllant tonight at what thoy ter!n rebnko 70
tAo "luaohinG." uua Hru wtlllll9 to lot Epwpprrs
voto 10 upon tho record. Tho O!Iclul futu u
Newport atat,ds: Van zandt, 6lb; bpooner, u;
Hlss0n, q; scattering. :. Minority Tor van
xandt, lAs- Nearly 2,0U pessnnS wcfo q'I4lailu4
did uot caro tn vote. ln. voting for Van Aan4t
koyeuboE Mr, Nelson W. AldElrh. whose recount
election " the unltet Htatos beAato uocaslpt1ca
the Vacancy tilesl u,day, received l.lB3, and bis
opponent, lsaao Lawrenoo, 6di.