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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
hsieri,E, asd No Mistake.
~ NEW YORR CITY.
Intense Excitement Ia the Metropolis An
unprecedented Ferment &c Feeling.
m ,of,n..,.h a., tb. p,.c,fci,

unprecedented Ferment or Feeling.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch,
NEW YORK, Noycmber 6.-rhc news
payer Offices are still besicgcd with gaping
snG shouting crowds, eager TO dey0ur
every bulletin as it appears. aud wal, for
more satisfaction from the next. On Tues
day aud Wednesday evenings the large
msIoriiies that were promised on both
,ides evoked the bOiSterOus rejoicing Of
the masses, who were led to believe that the
contest was al on one side. bat tonight re-
tufns have been received from nearly every
esction district in the State. The iisure,
are very close, and bea'pect II the crowds
OF spectators that hang on the bulletins Is
thstof pent-up. intense excitement OF poo
pie watching neck-and-ucck race Just in
from, If the Winning post. The night L.
bitterly cold. but The men who had shouted
Themselves hOarSc on one side ana the other
thought not oi the weather or Of their own
discomfort. The feeling OF easy victory on
both sides ha, given plsce 10 dcepcranXicty.
ComLig,nts about the dilltOriucss of the
Official rclurns wer" many, and the p0pul ?
discomfort YVES fed by placlrd, suggestive
81 attempts IN cheat. "Republiclu TIeIch-
cry and Vengeance was a conspicuous
cards. ard other such announcements
rnd accusations tending to STIR up popular
iermcrt were hung out for public gIze. Al
tines ii seemed ~ II the excitement Gu
gendered on both sides by delay, suspense,
doubt. mstrUst. and desire would lead 20
hosillitics. Up to pretty advanced hon?
in the evening the 1Ti5'me and Mat and
RypreSs kept Issuing bulletins promising a
D. ,lieava paaiarfIV In Nav Work
end the MdH and ErpresS issued
an edition Vt 10 O'Clock showing
Republican majority OF 81. After
that no more bulletins were exhibited on
either Of those two bulldogs, and the
crowds OF anxious Republicans were seen
no longer.
There was n fercrish rImor a. one time
that the Democratic crowd. enriged a.
what il was led to regard rs manipulation
OF returns. intended 10 attack the Tribune
building. Tut no attack was made.
Tie Herdtd and World continued to
show 4 large though considerably reduced
majority fOT Cleveland. Tn, Herdid' !.
latest bulletin. at 10 O'Clock, stated tue re-
turns from Albany up 10 that hour SHOWED
3.0CO majority for Cleveland in tue state
aud the crowd which filed the street II
front Of the. building continued to cheel
tfat announcement a2ain and again, wbii'
they waited for later dispatches.
The greatest gathering ot spectators late
i'm tue evening congregated in frOnt Of the
SRp office. where the Associated Press dis
patches giving Republican successes were
sifernaled with The SIN dispatches. which
inclined To give the state h. Cleveland. Al
midnight The crowds are still in front OF
the newspaper Offices. and the excitement
and cheering stu continue. such a Ter
mcnt ~ public feeling was never before
known IT IN election in New York. which
j. due chiefly to the cio,ene.s 81 the contest
and consequent doubt az To the result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Nsn Workers sti,i vxcised and Joyous.

lff icieElapb 10 tue IirDduh.l
NEW YORK. November G.-To-nlght a
delegation Of enthusiastic Democrats.
headed by band. started up Finn avenue
TO pass the headquarters Of the National
Republican Committee. There Wa. large
crowd on the street. and it WIS feared that
trouble might result, BIT happily this was
avoided.
Sergeant Chapman. who had charge OF
the police around the headquarters. said
that II had been suggested 10 him that the
uromenadrrs should De arrested Tor march
ing without permit. but wiser counsels
prevailed. aud The Democrats passed IN
psaee. but with deal OF noise.
As tie night grew the excitement SEEM
al 10 increase. Al the Hoffman House
men 81 AL sorts were gathered. but. wih
the exception u few men who were fiush-
ed with iquor. al bore a look OF earnest
BCss. Of seriousness, and OF determination.
II was the same at the fi!th-Avenuc
Hotel. Brunswick. and Windsor. Al md
uight great multi,udes OF excited msa s,ill
filed The streets. cheering for their re-
.E,ctiye presidential candidates.
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Ii1fWHLf..
DEADLY YNAMiTe.
tr.ra'fui Explosion in PennsyIvasis-rls
Men Killed and t,tterx f.t..xs

~" "ht'o unU Vttcrs triurft.
~, telegraph 70 t,r Dsus,cs.i
BfAniSG. Pa. November g.-Thc dya,.
mite works OF stump & Co., thee quar.er.
on milc from Stouchsburg. a village Of
AD inhabitants. blew up this afternoon.
sinking, the country distance Of Ten 10
twcniy macs. The works c,nqsted of
tive frsne buildings, the timbars OF which
were scnt Tying In all directions, nothing
remaining btt TIE foundations. All the
men IN the buildings were killed. The
cause OF the explosion viii never be
known.
The names OF the Killed are Fr,aL
Sinaiz. married, aged dirty: Frank kapp.
twcniy-ouc years, single; Joseph Krau.e,
iwcniS five. single.
The buildings contained an unu,u.l
qusnlity Of dynamite. hence the terrific
shoCk hich was heard AZ Iar east as Read.
ing. nearlv twenty miles away Windo VS.
wSe broken in many house, in S.ouchs-
burg. People we're Knocked off their feat
ara mirrors aud pictures shaken OF walls.
A church and several houses were unroofcd.
The victims were literally bl0wn TO atoms.
AZ HohCS0nia. ten mics from Stouchs-
burg. number OF ms>ons were working
At tiie bottom Of Ferguson & Co.'S furnace
,tack, which they were refining with new
ibC-tilck. The stack ia probably one huR-
drcd feet high, and the work was nearly
completed. Ten, some say fifteen. men
were IN Tho stack, some st the bottom.
Others on The scaiiolding above. Just rs
the shock Of she dynamite explosion was
iell the slack quiyercd; rtm5ling noise.
followed immediately by great dclugc OF
bricks, completely buryiDg six men in The
bottom OF The stack. II not instantly
HHH Al
80: folding il burning. and they cannot be
reached The names Of the buried ln..n
are John Wonrich, Henry Spangler, Henry
Sloii. Fred. Foreman. David Parsons, aad
joseph Reed. -Four or five other, were
wounded. The excitement il intense.
Crowds OF people, including widows and
orphsns a the unfortunate men. are sur.
rounding The stack. The loss 10 The fur
nEce ctnuot be estimated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
NEIy YORE CI71 wILD.
Cleveland President, but she Re'ura' "asip-
uls,td The PopHizcs Aroused-Iht >crHrs
in the streets Yesterday.

uIdtf0 i lie EOpNiAtF
ia the streets Yesterday.
Especial telegram 10 tlie Di'patchl
New YORK. November G.-Nice-Prssi-
dcnt-eect Thomas A. Hendricks to 'h- ed
itor Of the lvofid claimed between 5000
and 10000 plurality for Cleveland in lndi'
ana. This news was received wan th-
widest enthusiasm. Hcn threw their hats
and arms in the air. many hngged one an
other like bears, while half-dolen danced
a iig about a solitary Blaine man. Then
cane veil. Of How New York
Give us something about New YORK
The snxiely OF the crowd was soon
appeascd by a bulletin announcing tia' tie
Associated Press conceded Cleveland ~
least $500 plurality in this state. lmmed'-
atcly perfect pandemonum roigned. Mean
time the news-boys were coming 'nill
fortunes by selling extras. Ever, paper
was snapped up eagerly. and i,s columns
scanned for The latest returns. Az at''i-
noon paper printed heavy black head-iihe'
reading:
'sTRYiNc TO grriL-JAY GOULD sIsYkt1h
On TIE THEFT ~ NKw YsKK's ELECTORAL
VOTE
This set The crowd again Wild. dnd one
ball,ss and eoatlcss individual 81 au IN.
ctn6iary temperamenI yciled "Leis 100,
ibe Western Jnion and hang jay "oold.
The better Judgment Of his companion
prevailed. and his fendish purpose was MOI
allowed 10 20 beyond word OF mouth
puimg the morning The Republicans
packed The square just ~ The vicinity ol
The Tribune building, and with leaFfu
counienances scanned the bulletin. boards
for returns. For several hours Doihins
appeared Of any interest 10 fhem except a.
a slight hope wss offered thin by slip on
sch was printed. f" The republicans still
a'al Virginia"
,r... -. It aitemp4l to provoke
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Withheld rrlusn, ii order 10 influence t',r
s'sck market, and 10 keep THO rslli
IN Gsubt until he slscoyescd some
Ioop.hole through wbirh 10 safely carry
his Missouri sad Union Pacific stock.
nlr. Gould's warm friendship for Mr..
Blaire ttiog known, the report gained
credcnce tlsl the "plumcj knight va.
at TIC bottom of The slow rctarns, and that
the vote Of tbs Slate would not be 1iycn,
u possible. tefore the resuli Ns known
btyond doubt In Virginia.
w 2 o'clock Ia the Afternoon tie va,t
sprcc between The post. cfllcc AMI the
word building gas packed With yelling
multitude. which ciamorcd wildly Tor the
lgitt returns. A few momcnb later =
bulletin WIS post,d Announcing that all
doubts about Indiana were removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
A MAGNIFICENT VICTORY.
AN INCREASE MOST PROBABLE.
THE Republican Counties all tu Night
Democratic Congressman Eiscted
by Dscstvc EsIorEtieS.

In oT iasl- OF return, Published yc'ter-
d,y seveniy-ioar counties and twelve
cities showed majority for Cleveland Of
s.4s7. Returns have been since received
from Brunsaick. Gray on. Greensvile.
Nsnscmoad. Powhaiau. Prince George,
shenandoah. spotsyivsuia, ana Sussex,
which give nct majority for Blaine Of
1881. leaving Clc,elands majority ',ij),
with seventeen counties % hear from.
These counties last year gave net Demo-
enrc msiodiy u 1872 II they hav,
voted ia ihis clecfioa rs II the last. Clayc-
snG's majority in Virginia VIII be $40.
Right Democratic con rressmen are elected
~ decisive mgios.,les.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
WET VIRGINIA.
blaine NJ Home and Sslf.Psssess-
ed and Conndcnt.
10y telegraph 10 The Dispa,ca.


AsGVSrA, ME.. November CHR. Blaine
received a large number Of callers to-day
state officers. personal friends, aud neigh
bors. lie showed no excitement or AN xie-
" about the election returns. He read tho
numerous kilograms he received 10 the
company. after explaining the meaning aud
bearing OF their contents. In answer TO
some one who congratulated him upon his
perfect sclf-pos>es.ioD, be said he saw ne
tsasoa mis- he should DOT he self-posscs.-
cd: that lac had treated the Republican
nomination rs an honorable trust eoufi'isd
ia him without solicitation. aud had there
fore shared no time and ne EFFORT to Seizure
success. He had fun confidence that he
had been fairly elected, and trusted that
every Effort would nov be made 10 viudi-
cate the -aereJnrss % the ballot. Mr..
Blaine freely expressed the Judgment that
majority of the votes oof New York had
been east for the Republican electoral
ticket. lie thought the Return, and eom-
psri,on with icfmer votes clearly establish
this conclusion.
NAV loEK. November 6.--rhs fsilawiox
MAS iead al the National kepuhllcss head
,usiirrs this evening;
44sgsslo, de-, November c. 10 Hon. n.
p. Jones. ctaiyplaa ltafsona. Repshi,clw
a m,aittss, .,se York; | asser Was in
better neslth Ia n, lie than 1 am ts.dss.
All rumoss to the contrary are malicious
iAvenlicns. JAMS g. HlAlxs>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Rrfer Ruffeftos,

Ngw yOsE. November c--s y. Me-
Turns from sII the election districts In tho
State but thirty give 55.iJi RepuDlicsa
votes and J55.s56 Democratic votes; Re-
publican pluxa,Iiy. BOZ. This inelsdrs tss
official correction in Orange county.
$50 II. NJ Returns from all election
districts In the State but 20 give 5B,s18
Republican votes; 556.+l9 Dcuocrads
votes: ~. Republican plurality.
2.s1 Il. N.-Reiurns from sli election
districis in HE stste bat % give H>pab-
icsn plurality Of 4Js.
HIS Il. Returns from all cIe,tios
districts IN the state bar twelve give 5js.-
3SS Republican votes. and 5j5.i20 Deino-
cratic votes; Republican plurality. 2S.
Tins includes $ iyht oficiil changes 10 the
vote Of Jefferson, CORTLAND, and franklin
counties.
Nidaicht. Returns from sll the clcc'ios
districts m the State but twelve give $751;
3sS Republican votes aud jjI,Isi Demo
crstic votes: Republican plurality COL.
These are Official figures correcting Aibans
county.
November 3-l2:so 1. II Returns frsa
oil the election districts IN toe state but
twelve give jjs.SGs Republican votes ana
So. S.if Democratic votes; Republican p'u-
rally. 81. The changes are inside fvom
official returns u Tioga aud Broome c9ua-
Ties.
1a:f5 4 W--Ohlci.lretnrnsfro from Qneeas
county reduce the Republican plurality IN
this State to 81. with twelve district, 70
hear nom.
i:CJ 4. M.--Oflicial rcturDs from West
chester county give a Democratic gaia
over previous figure. II 1873. This makes
oey,isn0's plurality in the state III. vita
still twelve districts to hear from.
The Last Bulletin shows 1000 Plurality far
Cleveland.
Ntw YORK, November 7--l:5j 4. NJ
Official county returns and very ciesc ii.-
ures ON twelve counties which have not
been officially reported and compared, In-
flcate that Cleycland's plurality will BE-
| considerably increased. reaching nearly
l,GO0 in the state. The official rcturus
last received have shown heavy Deas-
cratic gains - compared with the Ros-
/ official votes FIRST forwarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

Apirrty Ef1as ia 81 ~ tfyn n y
leaders n 81 up d tSeiendsd claim y ~
vote q virrin:S ID advonef spd tJc,qk s''<
fftufrs 50 70 10 lxy foundation fsr trou.
bic II ccmpeIIcd w political necesslty q
bring onr State into the complexities The
,stnrus cemibs IN from every part 81 The
state In tie usEal Way showed that The
Democrats bad cn.ied eight out Of tea
mtmtcJs Of Congress and gave
slout tho majority for The clrcscrsl
ticket that our state tommittee estimited
o. lie profitable result At ihcir meeting os
ne 27d Of October In Richmond. IL u
no, siringr, with sll these facis. that such
,ross misreprc~entations should have bscn
sent ont Ia regard TO the vote Of vEyinia
hy the Republicans. sad docs !. not fsfniss
tie kcy 10 other dosiens'
JsBS :. BaxBoge, rtairIaan.
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are rscsssmen, in pa,,adsspsss.

lhI NftItfti w 81 'H~t'-t"~-f
rnuxDYtr November drcft
crow is OF people swarm a Chestnut s'rece
between sixth and Dtosd streets to-ntgie
and eagcriv kcnnncd the builenDs disp'ayce
1t The various newspaper o1ifes and pebts-
cM clubs in search Of returns from New
Yofk State. Aiih Ugh The excitement ~
Intense and thoss assembled checred wildly
fcf their paYiissn f,oritc., there were -
serious disturbances.
The chief OF police thIs afternoon issue4
sr order prohibiting parsdes and lassque-
rsdes. sud requesting the m,rshais Of pe-
btlcai clubs sud the people 10 abstain free
parsdlng and sssist In maintaining ordH
and preventing -nlswfuI proceedings du-
ring the present exciting political s'snatios
hy keeping OF the street tonight ~ muca
AZ possible. The police force In the centre
OF the city was largely increased.
Al midnight the crowds had dispcrsees
sud the streets were comparatively quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
RsHaIo j a. 4 a % Doubtful States
Claimed.

TKF IcIF'IHIF ~ INF ITIsFft'H'T
PVpFALo. y. Y. November 5.-Onc hum
bred guns were fired tonight by the Dem
oSIatie managers in honor Of the yicto Y
claimed for Cleveland In the state, and
several Democratic Gibbs paraded. Cisve-
lands supporter. elsim % have authentic
rersrrs giyiog the stIte 10 Cleveland. ana
also claiming Indiana. Connecticut. Ne
vad.. sud probably Illinois, asd saying
that no further doubt exists Is 70 Cieye-
lard's election
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

b lfs6!< h. 6ttsl5x ('66j
l5r&isf; jam0 q, Cyslefs pere'occs 81 =
liss Asesci11jon; ex.linssSnH 49,
New JfMy; sx.A,torney- 4 'cnsso' - =
FsIrchild. ffrncts ID. Daslows Q2syssdxt
r. Iowty. FIRED. e. t;6vders Wsnla.n y
whitney, ". n. BsrDusn. r. II H9tso2s
District Attorney r. y. Ol1cy. Nsfrs r
Miller, Ali~r, s;iekney, W. y. PeskhrS'
and w. y. Opdyke.
He.olutiors In sccorisre- with f1f o.
jeci 81 the meeting we're adopi'd. Ne<sss.
Aaron J. ysDdcrpoel. csrter. Udtow:
s,etsoa. Cauacrt. ard whitney dissurca
IN, cleci ion laws, and committees wcfe ~.
poiotcd 10 take such acton ~ hey ssv ~
IN relation % the ,otes OF New fork:
Kings. oueeas, Suffolk, snl E'shHssa
r.rpt;1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Ab..ts the z~w YsrA Hotels.

Thy Telegraph 20 Ul~ I'ispsIrh.I
NV YORK. November 6.-The scenes
about the hotels aud political hesdTilr-
fer< up town TONIGHT we're exciting.
Everywhere but At the National Demo.
cratic headquarters policemen were TO hc
seen. At the Fiitli-Ayenuc Hotel. Ho1
nan House, and Republican National head
quarters crowds surged through the corr''
dors. Nothing was 10 he heard on any
side lut " Blaine" or "Cleveland. The
betting continued. but the odds apparent.
favored Cleveland,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
NAw YoKK PERFEcTAYSAPE.
The Figure o. the " Tinics" aud sun -
I.ef6 Plurality for the Reform toadi-

The Figure o. che " Times" aud +" san
I.ei6 Plurality for the Reform condi-
dale.
Especial telegram to The Di7pSich.
New YoEK. Novcmbcr G.--N-w York
State surely belongs TO Cleveland. Tie
Times clsims 1876 plurality for him.
The San comedies h'm l.so0. In making
its estimate the Times use' the return, il
received from Queens county on Wednc'.
day night.
The Svl. has had the returns Of that
county carefully canysssed 10y It's report
ers. and finds that Cleveland has received
there 600 votes more than were reported
on Wednesday night.
Assuming vii the other 6Slres Of the
Times to he correct, and that the report oil
the Sun a. TO The rcsul, in Queens is true,
Clevelsnd's plurality i 1876.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
4 CONFLICT iNMlNEAT
Firm Belief that there IL an kneri ~ >'r"'
the S,se-Fnrih,r rar,iewiars Of The 'e
gau.trafisn.

Especial ,eegrsn IL he D;srst;f'I
NEw YogH, November G.-such scenes
NJ have been Witnessed IN this city t"u''
and tonight are unparalleled. II Is ha'"
10 understand why riot has mol been i'Is'
cipitated. All the conditions Of a ior"''''
able outbreak have been ana are Al manu-
Fortunately the police are acting WIN ''' =.
good sense. Personal collisions wllio"'
number have occurred. but have p''"
checked in tlnc. Anxiety and disr III ''',
however, wearing away The paif"'' ~
The indignant Cleveland men. and unle'' Wv ~,
present conditions arc decided, ch'"s,'
by tomorrow, either by the rellha"''A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
FAC NewYorn Iawycr.. Organization

nv Ie.erTanh 20 nc DlsDaich.l
INV YoRK. November Ca number OF
prominent lawyers held mcei'ng az the
Fifth. Avenre Hotel this evening to e,n-
suit aud take such action A. secmcdt, them
necessary 10 ensure scrutiny and fair IN
ycss of the votes east an ruesdsy.
Among those present were ex.Sseretai y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
FOlCE or me NERCHANTS.
lhcy Determine to heepIp Their Cleveland
and iiendritksC Clubs Until the Vote - Fairly


Counted.
Especial telegram TO tie Dispatch.
INV YORK, November AT O'Clock
this afternoon Fifty representatives. from the
organizations represented in the Demo-
cratic parade OF Saturday last met at the
stevens Horse. John A. sullivan. OF the
Produce Exchange, was called to the
clair. On assuming the chair he said :
Gentlemen. the election occurred two days
ago. but unfortunately we have as yet no
definite result for this State. We are law
abiding citizens, temperate IN view. con-
sorvative in action. n Mr.. Blaine is elected
there are none that will support him
more readily than we VIII, but il there
.hsil be any attempt To repeat the fraud
" 1876 II may u well be underS ood that
We know our rights. and, knowing, dare
maintain them. AT this point the meet
lug went into executive session. and after
az earnest discussion ~ over an hour
It was decided 10 give Up the idea Of 4
public meeting in Wall street tomorrow
ard take counsel with the National Dem
Ocretic Committee. which was represented
At tie meeting by Senator Jonas. OF
Louisiana. The following WAS unam-
mou,ly adopted:
where's We, The various merchants
Cleveland snd Hendricks clubs in the city
OF New York. 10y their delegate in confer
ence assembled. representing some 5000
merchants 81 this metropolis. are innnitci1
more concerned in preventing the popular
will from being thwarted by tIickery ani
fisud than in party victory; therefore
Ees0t.ed That III. organizations Of Our
respective cluls be continued intact until
ihe vote Of the people shall he honestly
counted and truihfully proclaimed.
RcSoh.ci. That Il committee Of eleven be
appoinied who shalt be an executive COM
n,itec OF this body to act IN conjunction
with the National Democratic Committee,
with full power 10 take sucJ other AMI
further action - 10 them shall SEEM pro-
per. ara thai shall promptly and cfirctulllY
TrcYert any duhiriiy or FASH inB 81 the
election returns.
The following Gentlemen were appointed
q. such committee: j. y. Townsend, OF
ire Produce Exchange: O'car :. NlrauS.
oi The Pottery and Glassware Exchange
Colonel George +. Potter. OF The Insurance
comvanies: Nj. y. p. Stanton, OF The New
York Petroleum and stock Board; Mr.. Z.
n. Wilcox. Of tie Stock EXchange: Mr.
Water stanton. OF the wholesale az,
goods trade: Mr.. II. Bonner. OF the print'
efs aud publishers: Nj. NJ. Poison, OF ih'
Wesl-Side merchant; Nj. D. \. sullivan
OF the Produce Exchange: Mr.. {. y.
Miller. q the Cotton Exchange; MI.
James lie Vaudeville, OF the Di>tiler> and
Wine Exchange.
The committee was instructed 10 meet
with committees from The National Demo
cratic Committee and committee from
the legal professor at the fiith-Arenu'
/ Hofel IN fine rYcDUs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
rmg CONFERENCE

between busines,-men and the Democr~ IT,
National Committee Tonight was PAL ii'l'
pated ~ by william II. Barnum, Aaron I'
Nandepocl. ex-Soeretary oi-thc- Treas ur'
Renjamn II. BriStow. Congressman
Abram :. Hewitt. james &. carter
president OF tue Bar Association N'
Governor J. ID. BedIe. OF New dcr'el
General franci. G.. Barlow, Grcsvenor -
Lowery. District. Attorney Peter Il. "inel'
eN-AttoTBey- General &. :. Faneh''"'
Frederick Il. tondcri. eX-Corpofdu"n-
Counsel William {. whitney. Cnarir. J.
nilIer, Albert Sbckney. and many others
OF almost equal prominence in this e'lN'
A committee Of five. consisting 81 Me'>I':
Nandepcel. Barlow. sietson. Miller, anu
Snckncy, was appointed Ito tahc 'den
mca Sures as NAV i've suitable 10 ensure lh,l
ami fair returns " the vote in tls recent
election IN the city
Lawyers were also appointed 10 wal"
the canvass OF the voes IN the four r'"n'
ties near This city-kings. Qdcens, H"",
mcud. and sufolk-in which II i iflIc
attempts may be made to tampcr win Wv
returns.