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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

INVEST POINT EXCURSION, JULY
w 2e. lssi.-Train leaves York River depot
(Twenty-fourth street, at s A. 81. arrives OF the
Point at 10 A. VI. Returning, will leave the Point
at o L. ". The best excursion out OF the city.
PLENTY OF oysters, crabs, and nsh, and sanclng at
the Grove Hotel.
Fare: Round trip. 81; children under twelve
years OF age, soc. Tickets sold only on the train
VI. SLAUGHTER,
jy2s-w,F&su-3t General Passenger Agent
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The Hsrsford Almanac and Cook.
Book
mailed free on application 10 the Rumiord
Chemical Works, Providence, RI.
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APECIAI, HOIlCHN.
ny ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN.

GRAY BROcADED BUNTING nearly all
wool. will be- sold at CSC. yard, formerly sold AZ
o.c w.Iave only ,woniy piece, = this eScep-
,lonauy cheap GOOD, 80 only those who call eariJ
can get H..
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FOR THE CONSTRUC-
l. TON OF SEWERS.

0rffcB or THE ENGINEER CoNNIssfoNgR.l
WARRINGTON, ID. c., July /. 1884.
BY direction OF the Hoard OF Com is.i0ners.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Once until IL O'Clock N, on THURSDAY. Jaly
81, 1ss4. for CONSTRUCTING IN TIE CITY
or WAshlSGTONi DIETRICH OF COLUMBIA,
PIPE sEWFRS, from IL To "a inches In dame
.sr,and 81 900 LlSrAL FEET OF BRICK aud
CONCRETE SEWERS, from 2'I3' 10 20 feet
In diameter interior dimeusiou.
Blank form. Of proposals and specifications can
ot obtained AZ this osee upon application therefor.
Tgetber with all necessary information, and bids
Upon these forms will alone be- considered.
The rich, Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids OF
larts OF bids q. j. LfDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, ". \. A.,
Engineer Commissioner,
~ l.30t District of Columbia.
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THE RICHMOND D1sRArcH.- -FRIDAY. july 25 1881.

an excellent President for that very reason,
and he would regard the election o.. Blaine
as not only national calamity, but rs
national disgrace.
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MATING

RFD-CHECK, FANCY, aus WHITE NAT
TJNGs very cheap.
RUGS IN an qualities ami at lower prices llan
ever.
\ large stock Of DRJGGETs in az aIss ani
elegant patterns.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
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Thorough preparation for University OF Nirg MIA
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Application advised, number sf bOirdrrs IL
strictly limited. For catalogue address
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FAIILI1.
FDsuyD HARRISON, a. NJ. Professor Of Lstin;
II. II. HARRIS, VI. A.. LII. d.. Professor Of trees
A. B. Known. ID. D.. Ii. H.. PrOfe >sOf OF English
EDv. h. SMITH. y. A., Professor Of Mathematics
CHARLES II. WINSTON, VI. ~, Ill. d., Professor
Of Physics;
%. PUkrBAR, 4. NJ, Ii. D., Professor Of Chenis-
ny.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, NJ. A, ID. D., Professor VI
Philosophy;
Professors SMITH and HARRIS, Modern Lam
guagW.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
Hl

ALLIGATOR. ssAL, and GRAIN-LEAIhEh
CLUB SACKS;
sHoUL DER aud GRIP-sACKs;
TRANsCONTINESTAL, sTEANER' Aa'
sTATE-Roon TRUNKS, and all o,h,r 'Sles
OF Trunks;
sATCuELs, yALIsEs, BAGS, STRAPS &.
Full and complete lines Of LADIES. MISSES
CHILDIEN's, GENrLEMES's. and BOY"
SUMNER BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS
and PUMPS. j. A. GRlGG,
e1-Sm Pace Bo,S.
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EDDY nRr-,EIs cARrErs.

BODY BRU ~sFLS CARPETS.
We ofcr tieYcry be-, good, IN elegant ps'''rn'
ator!y Is q yari. They are Ne regular 'i.j)
quality. We make ,iis Tow price . eio"e "i' d.
stock on hand 80 a, to make room for our new f'H
Fupp'ies.
Bargains can be had IN every deparim at ino.r
store.
We intend making cleNu sweep ~ 4" l''.t
,5oorO worth Of goods before tie Isl of ,E'-
TEgBER. LhN NNFi''
fsueees.ors e. Levy La,f,l.
,,oa 1917 and 1919 Nl.Ifr.,L
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BRIEF COMMENT.

tits currently reported that the GREEDY
party encountered the EDAuNps boom on
their retreat.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER lsTH
and ~Outinues nine months.
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WANTS.

w ANTED. A GOOD AND COAPB-
w TENT PRESs-BOY. a permanent ,isuttlpu
given to the right one. Recommendations re-
duired. ADply 10 \. b.. SrRAIS,
iy oS-lts 1902 Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
TIE FRAUDS IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Nov. la large number Of spectators
were present at the County Clerks Office today
when the Board Of County Canvassers convened ut
2:3O Hamilton Harris Collector James Bentley
Eugene Burlingamc and g. :. Gregory were in at
tendance rs legal counsel for the Republicans. and
Simon w. Roseudalo for the Democrats. After all
the members except four were sworn in the usual
motion for n committee Of three to examine and
make ND the county returns was offered. Robert
Geer, Republican, moved TO amend this motion by
providing that the committee consist OF three
Democrats and three Republicans. The amendment
ment was lost II to -. Just before
the announcement made two hereto
fore absent Republican supervisors entered the
room AMI asked to be sworn. This the Democratic
chairman refused do and by vote oi hiteen
Democrats to twelve Republicans the committee o.
three was appointed he commit tee consisted OF
two Democrats and one Republican,. The board
then took q recess. subsequently the COMMITTEE
on Returns met, when Hamilton Harris and heSSrs.
Eugene BurlIngame and George stuart Greg ry APP
reared before them. Mr. Harris conn enfeh NJ
some len q upon the extraordinary and barefaced
character of the frauds committed IN the Iwelftn
Ward on the vote for COronor and County treasurer
and moved that the returns from the three dlsir cts
In that ward be sent back to the inspectors 10 nave
them corrected so "a TO conform with the returns
rs made ont and filed by the inspectors. Alter
some discussion between the counsel the comnlttee
adjourned TIL evening.
he committee met This evening Eugene Bur
lInrame presented the protest of John Battersby
against canvassmg the fraudulent returns ~ the
Twelfth Ward on Ounty Treasurer Chairman
Rrona stated that he would report the maI1er 10
the full Board of tanvasSers at p. NJ on "edNes-
day :. W. kosendae then presented the written
consent Of Gallupand Mccain who hlyc majority
bv Twelfth Ward returns for County treasurer ana
Coroner that returns be back 10 in'pectors for
correction, which would give the Offices to Bat
tersby aud McDcrmott. This will also bc reported
TO the full Board. Then Mr.. Burnga presented
the affidavit of Alexander SelkIrk. supervisor on
elections Of the Western District of the Iweith
Ward, TO he effect that twelve persons na' cen
pcrpltted to vote IN that district whose names were
NOT on the registry. he asked that the district be
thrown ont RoScndale opposed this on the ground
that they were not disqualified by tne a'ciHthtai
OMISSION of Names The committee took the aiil-
dayIt aud then proceeded TO compare the retur ~.
he name OF Tnomas Gov ell was used IN TINS
mornings dispatches to M llI UNi as wines ~
The examination before the Police Court. II sho Ut
have been hOmas Craven. Mr. Cowe!l IS hepuD-
licau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
IRREGULARITIES ~ ULSTER.

KINGSro IS. Nov. 1.-The Ulster County super
visors organized as Board OF Canvas,ers to-day.
C. Mech Woolscy being chairman. All returns
Were handed in cent lie two districts Of Donniug,
Supervisor Giilctt icing absent. committee of
seven WAS appointed by the chalr to examine and
tabulate the face of the returns. Many technical
irregularities were found. Most % them were clcr-
ical errors such Us falling to carry out figures,
paste on tickets. etc. The returns from the town
OF Shawangunk, those from the Second Fifth and
Seventh Ward Of this city we've finally sent ack
for correction aud the board adjourned until morn
i.p. The board IS Republican lySXtecn 10 ten. but
no partisan sirt is manifested in the work of can
yassng j is not probable that the olicia result OF
the Ulster County caDvHss viii vary materially from
the plufahtv Of 80 for Blame as already given rs
g. tnc IiOh Ward m THIS city aud the ballot box
stuihna ALLEGED 80 have taken place. neither party
scene Inclined - open tbn ease, like charge ie-
ssrlinp the town 81 Moudstu, K ia tai count was
made hts motniua bu nothing definite a. known
hrie, Much intoiUsi in the canvass ~ shown here,
especially hN Democrats Mhh had zen lBwNVr
rieeeut to-day, A, NJ, Clearwater and }, \, lloio
tepipsent the kenublitpl Committee, Augustus
kehuonmaloi aud Allen H. raikef The hcnuoia attic
tummittpr Suniip Nioce, an Old Justice al the
Peace az the town ol lsupus, nishiyssiN Ncaie old
and lilaino onthuaisal, lead walked IA iui nAlcs
la kfp tho canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
HARMONY IN CHAUTAUQUA
fpy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

JAMESTOWN, Nov. 1.-THE supervisors cop
pleted their work at Maysville to-day harmonious
lv. and without any district being contested. lie
proceedings were witnessed By large crowd oil
Rcpublicans and Democrats. The official vote IS
Blaine. 1860: Cleveland. 5.s6l; st. John 3lo ;
Butler 49,. Baine's plurality. l.S0o. 1t Is claimed
that there have been irregularities in the lNth
Ward in Dunkirk where it is stated names were pat
on tie registry contrary to law and men voted IN
the names of persons who had moved from the
pi,cr The district gave Cleveland lis plurality.
The case is like that in the lNth Ward ~ James
town. where similar charges are male his Warh
gave Blame 42l plurality. Neither case VIII nc
contested Nv either rarity except ~ last resort IN
ca,c the result in the state should depend on the
Ynte Of tins cOnlllN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
AN ADJOURNHEyT IN MONROE.

R0CIfsrEn y. Y. Nov. 1l,-rhc Board OF super
vIsors of Monroe County me, at p. IN. to-day
supervisor John Hannah was made chairman.
There we've present com nittce appointe to
watch the count in the interest of Blaine and
Logan. J. 4. Stull c. +. Smith, George {. Buell..
john Van Voorhis c. Il. Parsons Joha VI. Davy
and others Cleveland and Hendricks were repre-
scented by David iloyt. j. w. Martin, City Attorney
John n Beckley. Theodore Bacon and Others. Ii
was ascertained that the law requiring hat coy
of the certificate of the election returns at the
various districts in tle city be furnih the Snper-
visors bad not been complied with. The canvass
was proceeded with only from snch OF glna returns
in the po session of the supervisors present
rhe canvass of four towns III the county was COM
pleted when the Board ado lrnei until to- borrow.
No irregularities were Discovered Leonard Bur
NIT cnair nan of the Replblica1 Comfy Com
uiitee, and alrnal Of the Bon of |ipervi or',
said that ne h ii heard If no rres ar'te' elaine
by either party and that he did not know OF any
reason why the official count of Monroe sinai! not
he found as Published, viz: 5,076 plu raiity for
Blame ana LOGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
BLAJNE,s PLURALITY IN RENSSELAER,.

TELEGRAPH To IHt IH"'N'"'
Troy Nov. 1.-THE Board OF Supervisors OF
Rensselaer, County, acting "a County BOARD OF
Canvasscrs. met at the court house at noon today
II was generally understood among the men OF
both parties that there would he no niiSnnder-
standing. for on Saturday evening Nelson Daveh-
port and James Fleming, chairmen OF the hepnpii-
can and Democratic County Committees respect
ivcly with Samuel Foster and Lamott W. Rhodes
attorneys for the two parties, 'uet and agreed that
OH the face of the returns they could discover no
errors or Intentional frauds. However three super
yisors. Holt and Hill. two Republicans. and on,
Democrat were appointed a committee Nv the Doa,d
of Canvassers 10 figure mp the returns from al tbe
precincts and see whether they agreed with the
Comfy Clerks figures. Senator Conislock as their
attorney wat hed the counting for the kepublcans
Charles f Patterson as their attorney watched the
counting for the Democrats. lie result was read
and approved by the Board of Canyasser' a. f"I-
lows The vote of the county for all the Repuoiicah
Presidential electors with theexcsptlonol Taunton
Harris who fell behini two, and John Sandersnn
who fell behind one was 49, 100: the vote Tor the
Democratic electors with the exception oi James
Fleming who fell behind two was announced as
1914 The Butler vote was CSC ana ~: J"hn
vote ll6 Blaine's plurality $40. Chairman
Davenport of the Republican County committee
states that there was nfOrma NV ~ pacine
the ballots on the back of some OF the returns Dut
these errors cannot affect the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12


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g.. g.. D. pB, l3s lta 100 las, y 2i2 %, Z'e' -
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j. Nhs lo1 49,. 3d. hlA 49,, Ath = \, -, -sn "a
GO} 49, sos. q. A., %, 80 $40. Oh s-o o0V ''
srrepur cousr-C,scwr- PAer / re ore ne@hls 3I
gsI .ty ~ .hiH i7It l. zt5h y 49, 90" ms reAk
tJ o. Is. 21 q. o., 20sS 1854 20 D 2eei -o'"
s,frras uar-tincur-rAerl petry Don 'he s. =
~, y a : o. 2. u. tr.G 500 2ini 3i9h ~ 5i,S
S4a D. 3iot 27nN 27iO. 2 II 2ls Ills Nlr 9lsr
o.lh 7li sio2 9i21 2T2l % af37, 2in l'f tiS'
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f.l|, q nt H'9 ahi t3NA u 4lN.i f.'A tttl,
VA ahi- l1.a l,ih aa, s,vt, gies, sire s'N w.
n. tA 2ftH, wa y 'tA 2 ~ $500. Ann N.naghM
at sUuHNtta ,euNl. lNlihs, a. ~ an wv WV a ks sal
amt Nhatlta waite AZ ihtla ~ Mo- ~ w" t1hrm.
.ttHe.oa ,o,u rilt,e1A. tka nuteN ZEN VA ID, q
N,N NWs, ap0 a. eiwsh } --'' y" ~ =" '" Wv -,
"s,rsa,oGVe,a, -ssa,,, rsas-neegs iessseA" ''"'''
"'A rrra,os ouar- rmu rNaa-rtat nehs% a.srDla
Ma laul nl itpl liiis, lbOh ltlvAN iTi,7b l,s.
DiA, dlG dhi, 0s2, o dst iaea' loo" ''o@ WV
'&s ursn,o NOS sS TraS-rAHrs i-h'''' W.
"so,,oy y, sAs-VKNsgAL TRRa-Reoge inssssn os "a
na +. and \ An A. oesen }. J,-Nos, uh ~ ho - ~
a, ~ lOi lOa iJi, 100, loo 81 = D. n.,n No
CsnsoS PIsAs-SrkciAL rsss-psieie An'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
Tile RrsrLTIX MONTGOMERY.

lBY rELEGEAPi 10 ~ iEibUNE.l
FoNDA. Nov 11.-The Board OF Canyassers LOT
Montgomery County met to-day. The board was
composed of . Democrats and Republican. Every
town in the county Represented by lawyers
from both paitos. II was discovered that the
claims Of clerical ana technical errors were about
EQUAL the claims Of the Republicans being offset 10y
those of the Democrats. Both parties agreed To
oaer no protests One ballot cast in the Town OF
Mohawk Tor the Blaine electors had the name OF
Ben " Butter written across the top The ballot
had been couutet for Butler Protest was made
that it should hc counted for Blame and the o.nd
sent If TO the State BnaId of Canyas>crs. he re-
tuius were then announced u follows: Elaine,
300: Clevclanl 5.ll3; St John, l3i; Butler
Is Blane's plurality ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE STATE CANVASS.


..--.,o,ors ot election had signed the GER
S CnH wv p, there were three inspectors. There
Sss some legal 0mbblins but the canvass pro
ooeo'u' o, an hand TO he canvassed.
Srns,,;sop Smith. whose duty 1T was to
krins them. said ne had never received them iio,n
ths Inspector aud he did not know that " was nus
Sasiness r. get them The duplicate of The smith
town return filed in the County CLERK soihce SHOWS
plurality of . for MIR. Blaine supervisor Smi,n i
Promised to secure the returns from inc negliRen.
snsrector. Ebert smith by this mornng.w hent hsy
viii be counted rcgul.rv. The entire vote OF ne
county was canvassed last night except the SmIni,
Se,r srom the estimate heretofore publis ed which
gives Cleveland a plurality OF 3j3 IN the county
thanks to the .57 votes fired into the air alter MT.
81. john.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
NO MATERIAL cHAYGEs II OTsEGo.

INI It.EffN'N II ~ I'''Nf'
CoopERsTowN, Nov. 1.-THE Board Of County
Can yassers for Ot,ego County met 40 noon today
and duly organized. The returns o. the electoral
vote were found correct No irregularities were
discovered and no questions ve.e raised by the
counsel representing either SIDE. Owing 10 some
irregularities in the returns Oh county officers IN
several d. trcts they sent back for correc ton
and the Board adjourned until Wednc day 1T
D. IN. inc vote on the ,e1ub can tie ,"t tbr cleo
tors stood for each member Go1l. Eugene Kelly
on the Democratic electoral tclet md 1,3)J,
Frederick :. East0n 1906, and Oswald or ~
dorfer with he remainder Of the ticket had 1907
eacu. 81. JOHN hal 1872 votes and Butter ~. The
result viii be dIsclarcd tomorrow as tabuaed to-
day and as acre gycn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
FIGURES From OSWEGO.


OswrGO Nov. 1.-The Board OF Supervisors met
as County Canvassers at the Office of the County
Clerk today. After organizing they adjourned TIL
2pm. On emblng Charles Rhodes. an attor
ney OF thIs city, Appeared on behalf of he Attorney
Genera. and Ciy Attorney O'Gonnan Tor the DEM
ocratic patty. George Il. sloan and OTHER prom-
nent Republicans watched the proceedings on the
Republican side. Assessor Powell, of The First
Ward. appeared in the place OF Mr. Hodngan,
supervisor ofthat ward, VIII was absent from The
CITY. IT. OGouman objected to his acting,
and 10 avoid controversy Powell retired. The
board will not complete their labors
to-day. as the returns from several
towns are technically irregular. multiplcs on tie
electoral vote not being gwen IN some Instances,
and m hers copies of the several ha lots not bong
attached % the luTns. The foOtlDes on the eiec-
fora! ticket. as they now stand ~ the County
CLERKS Office. are as follows: B,alne, o9'G CleVe-
G. pected these figures viii be changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE COURIS.

OPPOSING THE BRIDGE EXTENSION.
The opposition to the extension OF tho
Brooklyn Bridge In It's proposed onward march toward
The Hall OF Records made appearance yesterday nths
Court of Common Pleas before Judge Van Ioe>en IN tho
form of Oswald Otendorer's objections to the project
ExIudce Ashbel Green and Charles T. Mclean, IA NJ
Ottendorfer's behalf propounded their reasons ior
thinking that the prclhnary Injunction against the 'h
sion shOuid down IN history ~ perhain'ht piop
ton. The grounds were those twice rued as.hls, az
ready i'm suits by the city. wherein the mans hled ana 'o
original intentions of everybody having Ought to 40 Win
the Bridge principally figured II was also urged tlt
The dust and sparks from the engine would nluIe ne
eyes Sidds Zeiftng structure and the noise wud
trouble thereof nothing or inteiIereiCo
with incidental RAYS of sht. On the opposite side A. j.
Vaudcrpocl ard Mr. Dycl,man were sponsors for the
allie. ions that would not lie used o. TIE proposed
extension and thai hal been proved by ful protra"ed
and exact experiments that the contemplated expansion
woud never east shadow upon the happiness OF mo
S'GGls Zeifung buiijng judge Van Hoesen then took
the proposed extension into his Judicial eye for inspoc
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
Clcyoland's plurality....-
COUNTING EROOKLYN's CITY VOTE.

The brooklyn Aldermen met yesterday as
Board of CsnvasseTS. with Mayor Low presiding.
Thnieen out of nineteen members we're present. A
committee appointed to obtain the returns
from the Board of Elections. Tie Standing Com
mittce on Election Returns. together with special
committee 10 be appointed. were aui b0r2ed TO
BEGIN the canvass the adjournment OF tile board,
and To- cont iBuc from daY TO day. VITA power 10
take reccS,cs time to time a. 1 eV may think
prorer The committee consists OF Aldermen
fcho,s, Rocsch and scott O. .emDcrltsl, aud Bowers
and Mcrg N;,publlcansl They have cover 10 III
the place, of absent members. The board adjourned
until 10 O'Clock today. the committee meauW h,ie
procec, M WITH Che canvas: They VIII consider
The returns for Controller CITY Auditor. city Court
Judge. Nard Supervisors and Con,t tbes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
sARAToGNs VOTE COUNTED.
InY rsLEGRlPI To rnE rRInuSE.l

SARATOGA. Nov 11.-When the Saratoga County
Board of Canvassors met AT Balston spa this after
noon there was an array of legal representatives on
hand prepared 10 argue aay tcchnicaIty OF quippie
that might be offered. General Winsor g. French,
of Saratoga: J. w. Verbeck and w. w. Sweet, OF
Ballston Spa who had been IN consultation with
other lawyers appeared on behalf ofthe Republicans
The Democracy 1t appears had had conference
and come to the conclusion that the 2.3i4
plurality for Blaine in Saratoga Comfy was
satisfactory TO them, but that were the figures in
creased they would oppose legally any such change
The Democratic counsel was ed by District Attor-
new John Foley, of Saratoga. The other Demo
cratic legal talent present were ex-Judgc >. W.
Crane and L. H. Cramcr Of Saratoga A. L. Dake
and Seth Whalen of Ballston Spa. Some htte DIS
cusson arose as to the manner In winch The returns
should be canvassed the County Clerk having prev
iously tabulated and carried down the aggregate
footings Dake on behalf of the ID mOcrats, said
that the canvass to be strictly and technically
legal, should be made from the original returns.
French for the Republicans held that the duplicate
returns were the org nal returns" This inter-
probation Of the election aw was agreed upon az
satisfactory to both sides and the canvas plocceue
without any change or alteration ne oiIlciai
figures were declared as follows All the bIalpe
electors rece we'd = 100. except Charles l." REASON
who received $50. All the Cleveland electors re-
cciyed 3 SAG votes except George l.. THOMPSON,
who received 5.Sls All the Il. John electors re-
ceived 425 votes, except Elijah IL. Danfor'h, who
received 42i. All the Butter electors received ~
yo.es each. George L. Tho npson. supervisor ron
the town of Milton declined to sit with the Board
of CanyasserS dur1ng the canvass, he being D;ln-
ocratIc Presidential eIcctor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
TECHNICAL E4RORs IN OSWECO.

OswEGo Nov. II. 1.-The Board of Supervisors met
at noon today. Charles Rhodes, an at orney OF
this city appeared in behalf of the Attorney-t'en-
erll. aud City Attorney o German for the Demo
cratic party. George H. Sloan and other prominent
Republicans watched the pr 'ceedines on the Re
publican side. Assessor Powell of the lst Ward ap-
pcared IN the place OF Supervisor laurigan OF that
ward. who wasabsent from the city. Mr. OGorman
objected to his acting.and to avoid controversy MT
Powell retired. Inc Board Will not complete IT'S
labors to-day, the return, from several towns are
technically irregular. muItlples on the electoral
voc not benz giVel in some lnst1nces, ana IN
others copies of the several bal ots were not al
tached
THE COUNTY CLrRKs FIGURES.
OswFGO. Nov. 11.O-wego Cnunty's vote i rs follows
Cleveland .834 Blaine. 9.916; Butter zoo St'John
900. JOHN NAhDINEl" 90