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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-15
MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

y. Korbays concert has been postponed from
Aprfl 81 20 May 2 n,
Nine. Helen Hopekirk viii play at the May
musical festival III Philadelphia
I'm Mace of Claire which for the past wees
has been played at the Fifth Avenue Theatre farcea
pauedy called skipped by the Light OF the
Moon was produced last night II seemed 70 D. a'e the
audience though 1t Is OF the thiHnest Of material Mes,r
Harrison and GOarlay were The Ohiet peileFa'0is D.
this absurdlty
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Henschel entertained a
large and an appreeative audience at Chicke1ng Han
last evening With the second Of their three engagements
IN ,hs city schubert's "Au lie Leyer," suEg by Mr
fIszsehei was heartily enjoyed. was also II Thou
,rhv Hart Bestoweth" (Giovaunu by Mrs. HcnscbcL
pnnber songs solos ssd duets, were feceNed
WITH sDecql favor aud the singers were several times re-
eaIed The last OF their delightful entertainments VIII
be given on Friday night.
The Amateur Opera Association OF Brooklyn
presented The Pearl Of Bagdad' comic opera, the
losnt production Of Edwin T. do Myse and Jonn MI
Ior-tz IT, last evening In the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music before large audience. The perform
snce was received with merited applause the but OF
evening being the Seoroo Of Williams Ms,ey
krs. Emma Henry Thomsss singing OF Zmeihaa wa
much appreciated.
The Amherst College Glee Club gave con-
cert hast evening steinway Hall The club consists Oh
rixteen singers and warbler. and rendered pleasing
programme Of college music to an audience OF 0OO
Tsra were fourteen pieces the programme but the
enthusiasm the audience kept the club continuity on
thelr feet IN to hearty encOrcs. Ine ms con-
sisted auly OF lively college songs, lnterspre1 WIN
q few glees and solo songs. MoAnngs SUM
was well gwen by Mr. French the leading see0nd tenor;
and the old solo and chorus OF Peter Gray, win the
addition of the weeping esndkerch,eIs was great sue
Last nights concert Was the concuson or Ieh-
days concert tour Of NeS-fork state
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HOW BUTLER Is SECRETLY WORKING.
BT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CLEVELAND, April IA dispatch to The
Psss from Washington says: great boom for General
Butler has come the surface here It was learned nv
private sources that powerful secret political orSanza
tioa known as the New Era has been in existence Tor
some mouths This Butter society lie existence oi
the New Era has been kept secret as possible, bus
nas made startling progress It's members have been
recruited from Greenback and anti-monopoy clubs,
trades unions knights Of Labor assemblies and from
oocontens IN both the old parties. They are al oath
bound and beginning their pubic WORK TOT me
tun for the Presidency" ,.,
The dispatch On 70 state mat me ss
an r,onslv Increased in the ami In Ney-fork a7d
PeupSylvania I declares that Buffers emissai1es are
sng den'z old tactics and that they purpose goIns 20
rho conveution under the Butler and yictSry
or any other man and defeat"
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strength 70 the dramatic presentation with snen, OS
10 the pleasure to be derived fro" '"' an.
CT. ca,a.d WA az his best and INC
..-ens+h % III. deiineation OF Ah'o"p
won for him most enthusiastic recognition az .he saI
the second act In fact the dramatic fery9r OF she
an sudience That while IL hled tne hYYuse,i
was prone TO be cold or lsngna, oot hTt sianor
tssIassi was the recipient of special attention wnea VIC
cnrain mex fell Handsome toral tributes Me.e sen r
Nth 81 them and SigpOr Ardu moi forgotten tpe
cro1nnc delight vOuchsafed % the audience was ~ ns
eicsc when Nine Patti sang Home, sweet Rome Will
srcb tsnderDess eathos and beauty that storm OF ap
paa.e compelled her acknowledge the appreciation,
The chorus last ght was Bite WeAEer tnah u, VII
ani,Irn bat taking tke performance as whole II aug VI
well fer the remainder OF The brief stay mere OIL ie
Maplnann company.
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SOCIAL G4YETY IN FLASHING TON.
rBY rELEGRAPH 10 THE rnIBUyE.I

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE gayeties OF
Easter week were opened this evening with senator
Morrs brrhnight party, celebrating his seventyfourth
anniversary There were several hundred guests, the
ladies' appearing in rich toilets
George Bancroft entered with youthful STEP creating
the host with: well young man. many returns OF the
day"
Altogether II was merry party and the guests In
cuded several Of those who had served with
Senator morrill, in his earlier Congressional life.
The tea festival for the benefit of the Garfield Memorial
Hospt began to-day with matinee nj O'CLOCK Tor the
children many OF whom had spent the morning Ia toe
annual EasGer Monday eggroilinE picnic IN inc Nhllo
Honse grounds At the tea festival they were
amused by legerdemain, Punch and J1dy, and music
M we're happy lot OF little folks. This evening the
fancy tables with upward " hundred young ladies' In
variety OF pretty cOstumes made an attractive scene
here W as a large attendance OF prominent people.
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THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT NDICATl0ys

WAsHINGTON. April 14.-FOr New England,
fair weather follower Tuesday afternoon or evening
by light rains variable winds gcueUiy from east -
SOUTH lower barometer slight rise in Temperature IA
southern portion slight fall ia temperature ia northern
portions.
For the Middle Atlantic states Increasing cloud mes
and rain winds generally from the south lower baron
eteT and slight rise In temperature.
For Tennessee and tbe Ohio Valley. elOuly weatbcr
and RAIN followed by clearing weather portion.
south west winds falling followed IN portion by
rising barometer nearly stationary followed IN west pf
ton by a slight fall IN temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, cloudy weather and rain.
sOuth winds becoming variable, lover baron
eter slight rise IN temperature IN pOrtiOa. nearly
stationary temperature IN west portion.
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.o, or t-uyope e.I not be specially dr~3ei tOr lis,
NV roy pIrrcHar IA Or.e - seufs speedy -
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- = Tucv p Miller. New-lt cans.
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Southampton Brcnen lletters .or tr-nce mn-s -
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month CheTO0urg and Ham burg - IlV "a o ss,s
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men; At 1850 D. m for Cuba and Porto Heo per o. VA
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thence tue sAn'o ~' HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE Nsw.York. \. Y April IL I99s -
MaEUk
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. Langtry has written home Is follows
TIA newspaper friend irsIondOn My su cess here ON
this visit unaided by any manager, and Without the as
sistance Of what lie called booming has given me great
courage IbelieYe hare made considerable advance
ths. year I have assuredy worked aud studied hard
and think this must ts though feel that have stIll
great deal To learn. return IN July and play sixteen
week. IA the provinces After that plans are Incer-
tain; perhaps may make another tour IN America
Mr. Frederick Leslie, Of the Casino, sails
for England tomorrow. To-day he will take
part in a performance at Chickering Hail. In
association with Mr.. J. Robertson and MI
william Terriss. OF Mr. fryings company This Is to be
a. brilliant an affair rs talent and zeal make IT,
and IL may regarded u sort Of farewell greeting To
Mr. Leslie whose popularity here is warrant or The 90
cssaOn.
1t is erroneously stated that Cleveland is
the native city OF Miss Clara Morris Tho LADY was, IN
tact, born AT Toronto, Canada
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Union SQUARE THEATRE.

The only novel theatrical incident that
eesorred last night was the production
NJ drama called "The Fatal Letter.
Mt the Union Square Theatre. This piece
.s, seen by a numerous audience and received with
considerable favor II Is net weeoDstructed or Well
written pay and there Why should he wade
IN, subject of analytic consideration Miss HeleB Barry
appeared in as the he lsdi,,,ayd sp1 Is
sSS finally relieved from his unWecOme
prsrence-gnd she acted her part With remark9-
shsl,ties are essentially those OF comedy,
nos drama and it might well be desired that
a. actress 40 essentially talented shOald accOst
ths pubc appreciation In character OF some real IN
rrlrtauce This effort truly docs not signify al all
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN TRENTON

TRENTON April 14.-Returns from the
citv election come in slowly. The indications
are that Donnelly Democrat, Is elected
Mayor BIZ about $50 maority-a Republican
rain Of $50. Richards and Ella, Republicans, are
probably elected Receiver OF Taxes and school Superh
fen,icnt. respectively. Tie Common Council remains
Democratic. The vote large and great deal 0I
scratching was done
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN PATERSON, y. }.
In the charter election in Paterson yesterday
N. Republcans elected i've aldermen the democrat
two and the citizens one The CITY and eomR1,.
boards will have Increased Republican mal0rlties lie
Democrts and Republicans probably each eject ono aa
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PRELIMINARY CONVENTIONS.
GENEsEE COUNTY CONVENTION
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION EVENLY DINIDEl
BETwEEN BLAINE AND EDMCNDs.

THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION EVENLY DIVIDED
BETWEEN BLAINE AND EDMUNDs
BATAVIA, April 1.-THE Republican Conven-
ton Of enesee county assembled here today and there
was full delegation each Of the thirteen towns In
the county The utmost harmony prevailed Lucleh T.
Bailey William c. Watson and Henry (. Iaroox' OF ba-
twin And Perry Randall. Of stafford, were elected dele
tes to the state Convention and Cortland Cros-man OF
Alexander Irving j. stedman, Of Oakeld Abram Reese
Of Pavilion and yrs Waite OF Darien, were elected al
erpates Bailey Watson Of the regular delegates
are for Blaine and TaFbOK and Randall pre-
fer Edmunds The following we're elected TO
the Congressional Convention 70 be held
I'm Rochester on "Wednesday George +. Aberdeen,
Alabapa Seweu ChaddOok Alexander; Geor-e Bo"en
and Holden T. Miller Batavia James Miller bergen -
N CROFT bethany f. T. Miller. Byron horace ate
Darien A. &, Mills. Eliza Thomas b. Iutue ana :.
Curriss Leroy; l. j. stedmin, Oakfeldi Z. townsend
Pavilion Charles T. Pratt and :. l. DuttOn PEMBROKE
4 D. Sanders, stafford The Congressional dele2ailon
ygera empowered 10 I'll any vacancy that may occur IN
their number They are said to be evenly divided De
tween Blaine and Edmhnds II surprising that Ed-
nunds showed mura strength here, "a OILY SEors
time ago the county thought 10 be nearly SOLO Tor
Blaine.
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ME-. BAyDHAHN AND HIS BARBER.

THE ACTOR BESr or GETTING HIS UMBRELLA BACK.
A thrill of excitement swept through the
theatrical world yesterday when IL rumored that the
lawsuit against his barber The defendant the veil
known artist who 'does the boards and the hair OF the
srequsuters of the Glenham Hotel and the nsghbong
CLUBS MI Kobe has shop undcr the hotel and IT was
he who had aroused Mr. BxndmanRs IRE that tue
isttor employed Morris GOodhart 10 bring suit The
profession much exercised the report and con
lecture ran Wild Al frat IL wss ramorcd that the action
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. April Isl a. m.-rhc movement
in The barometer during the clear and fair weather ot
Yesterday was downward. The temperature ranged be-
tween 44o and 800 5000 being 2's' higher
than Oh the corresponding day last year. and IA higher
than Sunday. ,, -. ,..
Clear or fair aud warmer weather. followed by inerean
ing cloudineSs and ngnt rain, nay be eKpece" s0naJ
TINS city ana vicinity
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TICKETS TO The NATIONAL CONVENTION

CHICAGO, April 1O.-Owlng TO the Iact that
members OF the National Republican Committee and OF
the local committee OF arrangements are constantly re-
ceivng applications for seats In the convention '" a.
sullivan local secretary, has made the following state
neut Tickets will be given the delegates pro rata, and
the only persons who can supply them VIII be the dee
es 20 the convention. The seats In the convention re-
naming after supplying 10 each delegate aud 81 er-
nate OOO TO tho local committee and reserIng iFOn
100 10 500 for daily press. Will oe distributed ~ Tue
several states IN proportion to the number OF their
de egateg.
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BETSY.

Walaek's Theatre was filed with an audience
thai seemed 30 e highly appreciave Of the rather light
inEaaOr OF Betsy" adaptation OF French faTcca
eur,ndy which las been seen before in New-fork
ser another title and adapted by another hand Bet
is one of those so-caed Paais Royal pieces which de
pesd on a succession OF Improbable but anus
Tag situations their laughter producing qualities
Tn new play was well acted by that portion OF Wal,
Iask's CON pany which engaged IN Lady clare
nov beng PLAYED at NiDO's Garden. Tue east ncude
kadaIne Ponist Miss Germ0n, Miss Ely COghen ana
Hessrs Gilbert BOwsOn and Glenny,
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS. {:
THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE IN NEw-JERsEY.
riLDEN AND BLAINE The FAvoRIrEs-SATIoSALs
IN FAVOR OF BUTLER.
,,7rv, ra1,ra ~ TAR TereUyZl

TRENTON, April 14.-The Trenton Times mas
been receiving postal card ballots for the Presden'
nominations OF 1285 cards received from al parts OF
the state SOB were from Democrats 68l from kepuD-
cans and 1Ol from Nationals. OF the Democrats 20
wanted Tlden 90 Randall and the rest were divided De-
t.en John ? Mcpherson Leon Ab lett joel Parker and
william J. Holman Tllden's friends are chiefly In the
northern and parts OF the state while Randall
strength IN the central sections For VioePres'den' the
Tden Democrats favored Hendricks. Tue otler lealn{
favorltes for that position John p Mcpherson anu
loci Parker OF h Republicans, 424 were TOT blsIhe
and LIneo and 1871 tor Edmunds and Lincoln Arthur.
EOgan. General SHERMAN, and william waiter fheIps
we're the other candidates in the order nast Ednnn IS
led Blaine ia the Counties OF Essex Hudson Mddese1
ana Mercer containing the cities or Newark Jersey CITY,
New Brunswick and Trenton The Nationals wanted
General Butler for President and weaver GiAeie, Cual-
1uers and others fnr Vice President.
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ALABAMA ] ELEGATEs DIVIDED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 1.-The Repub-
Leans on saturday and to-day selected delegates ia sew
eral districts 80 the National Republican Convention
Il thought that they generally favor Arhnr In thc INA
District to-day az Union springs resolutions in'ucthK
for Arrhur tabled. There will probably be TWO SETS
II delegates from several districts.
The Republican, State Convention meets ufre to-1eI
row There bar been much wrapginZ throughout the
State between the two factions OF the party Snd num-
Der OF contested VIII have 70 be actsd on MOST OF
the prominent white Republicans are already mere
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A BLAINE DELEGATION IN NEw-JERsEY.

TELEGgAPh To The IhHLN--i
CAMDEN, April 14.-The Republicans OF 'hiS
city elected SOLID Blaine delegation this evening To the
state Convention IL is hsaghth by some that the
contest between Senator eSe and eeretary Ropeoon
both Of whom are candidates for 10 lng
in favor OF Arthur and Ones0n Of Blame and each mas
q strong personal following here.
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ELECTION IN NEW-BRITAIN. CONN.

HARTFORD, Conn, April I4.-Ihe RepuOH-
cans elected the entire ticket In New.Bran to-day
cent the Treasurer, for which office no nominal
ton was made against the Democratic Incumbent.
Tho Board OF City Government is evenly divided eacn
nartT ayiug elected two Aldermen and eight Council
mon The Republicans viii control the Council J.
Andrew Picket the Republican candidate for Mayor has
fnaInIlfY.
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The Ar.n ths b,ro ahstlns ia ih ey " ii
u iabss pYsnde1sf Inca give Tssas has 70 tae ~ NJ.
mercay daring The 5feksa ds''sf ias g'
Indicated sse
Pharmacy gls Broadway
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N that asrlet who wound net aeeIars Bane % be hs @

I'm that district who would net declare Blaine to be his ft
choice"
General Hart, who represents the Kiln DiStrctF t
state says that sherman strong there bus u Il snonid
ADJ ear AZ Chicago that Blaine has majority OF me woes
oil lie convention the delegates from his dtet WOMB
cast their VOTES for binh $500, , WV.
Another Ohio man declared that ths XNth ana AAi1
Districts were strongly IN favor ~ Blaine AS TOT NC
XVIIth he ENTHUSIASTICALLY asserted; It's Pcrloc'y
wild for him"
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BLAINE A FAvORlTE IN DELAWARE.
by TLLLGRAPH 10 IHL I1IBUNt'I

WILNuNGToX, April 14.-Delaware elected
80 delegates against the administration and % FOR ID
delegates 10 be heard from. BI'nes friends VIII eohuo
the convention ucxt TnursdaI IL Dover , -,
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FAvORING LOGANs NOMINATION.

BALTIMORE. April lathe National Union
League of America Baltimore, held meeting tonight
and passed resolutions in favor Of the nomination OF
General John A. Logan the Republican candidate LOT
President Of the Unitcd States
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IN OTHER STATES.
TIE CONTEST IN ILLINOIS.
FOR THE STATE coNyENuoN-rHE
CANDIDATES.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSE.l

IBT TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IHIbUAE'I
PEORIA, H., April 1.-THE hotels are well
filed with politicians Senator CulOm has not arrived at
this hour, but ID expected Governor Hamilton and the
Springfield delegation here 1t Is pretty generally
conceded that the Governor will make the speech
nominating Oglesby for Governor and It seems
IN be tolerahv well settled he VIII be Of the four
DELEGATES 10 the National Convention Mccartney thinks
he viii have an victory Hunt for the Attorney
C.ner smith Lieutenant-G OyeTnOr, seems 10
i've no oppo 3ltion to speak or. There aIe rLnOrS
her Chicago dak OF the German persuasion
n l. 700 early ~ vet 10 tell anything definite There may
n. ssyerai states shattered between now and We'd
ssd1y but by tomorrow evening enough viii be known
~ forecast tie action OF the convention with toleraote
degree OF certainly The principal contention, II no"
.sems viii be over the delegates 70 tho National CoA
VEN
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-,a y r.,y r,NGTA AND GRANITE WORKS, lOrd iona
A"' Cuarrie4 sud workshops westerly r -
building work IN itrElto Drawings
am. rsft,pa.cs furnished without charge no SO
r1tted y y. Odico l,JZI B"ay. {. ". OANsiHhD' AsI
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Castoris

when Baby was sick. we gave her CAsToRiL
When she was a Child she cried Tor { ASTORIA
When she became Miss. she chung u cAsIORiA.
When she had Children. she gave them CNSTosiL
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nrrIr on rHE ELEVArED ROAD.

A blockade which lasted for nearly half an
hor and delayed SIX occurred on the down track OF
the Third Avenue Elevated road at p m yeserday IL
WAS caused by the Of pin, which held the cor ecHn1
rod OF one Of the engines The dsa lieo tTlln W.
nnsbed down town 6y the train which followed ~ and
he hloehnde hrOken.
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PRIMARIES IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 14.-Republican primaries
to elect delegates the lid and IVth Consressonai
District Conventions this city, 10 choose delegates 10
the National Convention and also TO the state Coh's
ton have been ca ed April %. The district cohyen
ventloa viii held Aprl - and the state Convention
on Nay l.
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TILE COMMERCIAL. ApyERTEsER.

Under its new management this journal VIII
he a Rrscl.s newspaper. complete In ali It's depart
Tncnts literary. artistic, political, commercial ana gen
eral. Price Gems. Read II.
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BLAINE's POPULARITY IN OHIO.

WASHINGTON, April IA" Garfields old dts
trict the xIXth Ohio. Is Overwhelmingly IN IaVor OF
Blaine remarked Judge Taylor the Late President Sue
es,sor IN the House. to-day know Of scarcely one man
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UNRESTRICTED IN MASSACHUSETTS.
FIrcHBCRG. April 14.-Republicaa delegates

to the state and District conventions we're elected 10
night Most OF them we're uninsrcted hui the deegae'
from the Firth Ward instructed for l. Inunus'
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.srprccrFN OswEGO COUNTY.

OswEGo, April 14.-At the Republican eau
cuses held here tonight delegates favorable TO " '"
Nuttting for delegate to the National Convention were
elected in the hid, vth and With Wards The lVth
Ward elected delegates favorable to George B. sloan.
ContsstAg delegates appear from the LIST and ia wards
NuttIng having the regular delegates IN
"a. r, and Sloan in the I'D. The
With ward owing 10 tnbulance failed
10 or anlze and an adjournment was taken Unth to-mot
row mornn- Ex-AuiitOr Place was strueH 10 tae race
ar me FIRST ard caucus whore rhe procedures
amounted 70 almost riot The sloan faction VIII noIl
caucus "a the morning. The result ot me caucu,es To-
night seeIs 10 assure the success Of rAe Nutng cOh
in the Assembly District. They are In favor oT the Adj
ministrsti0n.
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Ayr1-ARrHUR DELEGATES IN ORANGE.

ANTI-ARTHUR DELEGATES IN ORANGE.
NEwBURG, April 1.-THE lst Assembly DIS
trct Republican Convention to-day elected delegates to
the state Convention Three autiArhur and two Arthur
men were elected delegates. The ant-Arthur mem are
Angustus DeBniston Jeremiah Drew and W. {. Weller
and the Arthur men arr William d. DilTy ana lhoouore
Merritt The delegation wa unIDstrueted.
MIDDLErOwS, April I4-At the Republican Convention
for the I'D Assembly District Of Orange County, held here
to-day e1-Revenue Collector Moses D. stivers. Of Il e
Hddleio Daily Press John l. Cummings. Judge Jonn
J. Beafte and Amos Van Etten jr, we're UNANIMOUSLY
elected delegates the state Convention. 1hey are
strongy AGAINST Arthur's nomination Banes name
was received with great applause BY the convention
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HARbiED.

It. James Church Philadelphia, on
Monday fae Ar inst the Rev samuel r. Appleton.
D. D. AaFa w. daughter OF the late Barclay Hariins ~
Mt. T. Il Powers EaEr.