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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
REAL EST1TE.

NEw-Y DIRK. Tuesday, May p, 1884.
The following sales were hald at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ John T. BoYd.
4-story brick building with lot, No 233 West 60th:
a. e. 40 70 oi lOth-aye. lOs 2JEiOO.ji GeoJ 80. oo
Pcnnclu 74IU'U
b J0i,H r. b. Saiyth.
! lot on 7th-avc II 50 " l4utn-st. 25x-5 and
lots. o. West l2hth-st, 20 10 Of 7tl-avc, 1900
each 2JxlO; John Baker. l6Zoo
By Rich0rd =. Hay7teH d Co.
! lot n OF West 81 Lh.st 600 II w o 6thaye ok -
lOI b.. Henry Rofnschid ...... $4,000
is6n Of iIh-si { Johns 1eii 80 o' $500
in size Gs1 iOOj; + 4 ale ''9' 1890
s5Ii6oiI NJ French. .'l....., 1850
By 4. H. Muller r. San.
4storv 2-s0Ty browustonc buildings. with lots
No "a E--eN--t. between Grand and BroOme
TX OO - krlmcI. lb,vVO
4-stOfy BRICK buildings. with lots Nos 90 20 so 4th
a " C6reiine ~ Al 500
similar buildings with lots. Nos s9s ana 2d-ave
RsSn6 6S .o'' ''1' DooA-OO 44I5O
plot Of land on Broadway cor Of Livingston -
Ferry. J14.l lIJbOtf " l. Hunt lh,OuO
'o ioo 81 Ave- 81 each 45Ia0l4 IL l7abcock 400
'o 10 90 ~ ! iTa2 To- " J Barnes ' 1900
lo Oh 5IssIs6 n Wa1 1900
lot " Of II NlchOlas-aye adjoining above, -J.llI-
sBxZbx1gg N puny 2,oOO
lot, " ~ tichoiasave adjoining above -044A- .oo
10 212bx793; \ .--..-..--------- 2,0oo
lots " 0f ~ Nlchoas-aye, adjoining above, TO an.
gcther IN size 77gID7 3x' bxI6s Peter Colnsr eozo
lo s 90 3. i44Ss y Bsne. " $500
LOT Il : West l5Bh.st, 0JS \ OF ~ Nich0As-aNe'
2GIyJ II, Henry IOuchAux <,oVV
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TIE PEIR0LECH MARKET

NEw-YoRK. May p.
The strength .hown by the petroleum spccu-
laon yes tcrlay was continued to-day. The shor's >
contributed large part Of The support to the advance
but with The gradual upward movement there were re-
newed short sales Dy Wall street people. The deal
us were more active than they have been for some time
amounting % nearly lf.jOo.O0O barrels. The market
closed nearly cents above the final figures yesterday
and only shade below the best the day. The tone az
the end was only steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings fol-
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The range OF prices and the total dealings were as fol

The quotations for refined OIL advanced X Or cent
To - cents u NewYOrk recovery of Yesterday de-
cneJ ana 10 : cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore "a
clear gain of "a OF a cent.
BnADroBD, Penn, Nay 27.-CrIde oil stronger; total
runs Monday POP bbls; shipments and charters not
rportcd: ce1rances SOB 900 bhls. United Pipe Line
certificates opened 7l4 and closed 1875; highest
nfire lowest. T4A.
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANI }
IPIEG FOOT on CAYAL-sT., y. r. 7

THE THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL MEET
Il LEG Of stockholders OF the Pacific NAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY will be held the office Of tie company,
pier 1907 ut anal, North River n the city or sew Oi
ON DNtSDAl The 18th day 0f MAJ, ISL between the
hours oi noon ana 0cpck lOr the election OF drec.
tors ana tie transaction such Othcr business may prop
ery before The transfer books Or the company VIII
close ar ft oLce o th Union Trust Company, on FRIDAY
Tie 20 Ol May 1854 az O'Clock and viii reopen on
ia YRS DAY the 2r-h ce Si4v -. AZ 10 o'clock.
BY order Of the Board " Directors
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L ER- 81 the NETWORK WEST SHORE AND BUFF
ALu RAILWAY COMPANY:
ne Undersigned committee, representing tne oucIs OF a
large number Of hrst mortgage bonds or the
shore ana Buffalo Railway company, have careluly consult
cred the agreement dated May J. l--4 under which the
company proposes s Xix per cent ieD-yea Ounus
interest payable January and July IN eXchanso sr t5
mortgage coupons and registered interest when ART 20 W
nvei unctncced and assigned IN tilsi 20 me Mttiopo
lTusl company and having some knowledge OF lhe
OF me halfway Company the committee leCohhelu ~
holders Of al the first bonds TO execute the agree
H. important that the signatures % majority IN interest
OF me nri mortgage bonOhuldcrs be Optntt before lhe
day o uuc next, The company has maie aIIanEel'
coh'i uheu upon -ucL signing which are e1p'ct,u a. W
the .esray money for the payment OF Us ul a'.ut
ness, TIE completion and further equipment Oh ~ IaS
ana the protection OF ia interest. IN the terminal plupeI3
Lenders upon th" terminal bonus have also hgIeu 20
the time Tor the payment OF their loans iot one yea VIII
conutnn tA sid agreement shall receive nv VI
majority IN interest OF the nfst mortgage Dohuholue
Ahe'e plans luf aud promptly cdlreu out WI n
such chang OF the majority NJ The Board 0 DectOs rs s
promote the best interests the bOndhOdeIs ana VIII man
tain the independence OF the enterprise. 80 ,
The committee believe the proposal OF the company
fair that the agreement continues IN The Oqndhohers WHO
sign II All the lien and security possessed anu ua e
bOndh0dere viii their true interests Dy giving lhelr
prompt assent % the plan which IL embOdies.
Copies ~ TIE agreement be had application 20 hoWa1
Mansfield secretary Of the Committee, AZ Room - 0uth
committee and communications addressed TO the secretary
viii receive prompt attention.
NeW"l ork, Nay II. 1884. - , .
WILLIAM MERTENS,
FREDERIC A.. POTTS.
HORACE RUSSELL, New-AOrk,
T. W. CLARK, Philadelphia,
.nnlnu-lnra- Lnnu -L----
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MINES AND MINING.

gALESAr TIE NEWTORK nLvys ETCH4yGE
NEw-YORx May p, 1854
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NTANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Ne. Il BROADWAY. NEw YORK,

Nc. Il BROADWAY NEW YoRK
Notice 10 hereby given that The agreement between this
company the York Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company dated November
H. 1851 commonly the Merger Agreement having
been re-cinded the holders Of FIRsT PREFERED SIoCk
and @ hgregpq2 be % 70 a eq Ra h1 ccn
sha!es oi Ie , 5osS r %, o Nav T. Ies4
Holders Of the osS Of mi company e % q no hold and
have stamped thereon the memorandum OF agreement Win
the Ne"fork Elevated 3. " Mt " tLLIA1is secretary
TREASURY DErAETAESr -
OFFICE OF COMP wa liisi %. Say IT, iSsf
NOTICE is hereby given to al persons VINO
= may have claims against T1e Marine Zaiiona Bank OF
the CITY OF New' orS, ~ y that The same must qe pre-
sent. to Walter Johnston Receiver with me legal proof
thereof within three months from the n, Instant OF Aey
Comptroller OF the currency
OFFICE OF TIE -...-o
~ CANADA SOUTHERN, a., F yog rT, c2 q 1sa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q n,s Company VIII De closed NJ
9oc,ogk ON Taturd ai25 3 -; n 70 l 1i yi e
Teopened Monday, June 8, next --,-,-,o,-
ASSISTANT eIiia + -eo3c,ary
ITO FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS
eotTHEAsTEiN t. 49, =, : , IT, T. 4 -
Youare hereby notified rat Gin" Trust .r, encat hgs been
al may have an oprornn,v e. Pr pate te ue Gr sign o
snatures " ] be eove esoeg upon payment Of one per
'''-' '-' ''' GEO 5. DANIELS.
Tor the committee
OFFICE IIE CNuEu ~Itrr- FiIL iN,N RANCE GIL.
$50 llI BROADWAY, May ~ l+St y,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stoc1hold-
crs wiI Dee hc'd 100 .hls office ON MONDAY, JUNE {"
between ne hours j. and D. for the election OF ten
Directors OK Class SO. 4. G4-o4tGE l.. tO' ~.
secretary.
OFFICE az 81 pArL Ayu DUIITH RAILROAD GO.
~ PAUL Miuu.. May H., Io'i
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders ~ the ~. Pad and Duluth Railroad Company
for the " JiAci
business Gf rOmpanv win Doe held fhr 0'ce oI the com
lac OF st. PAU. VI mn. on MuNDAG u Ne lt:
i-5 tf j. Dc9cS dav The transfer DOCKS VIII
be- closed ~ 3 o'clock Thursday May 3D. Ies4 ana
PHILIP : HARRIS, Secretary.
OFFICE CF HOUSTON. Wr-I-I. ~ PAv0NiA FERRY kH coz
No. fiJ East I0Ii-,T. NEw-l DIRK, hay q 1851.
TV'HE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors and
Inspectors Of Election viii De held ri ths Office on cl
day June u ls~i between At hours OF u IN ana p M
The transfer books VIII be closed from Jay 81 until June L.
DANIEL b. HAsBR)C o. x,
secretary
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il Stockholders OF tia UNITED STATES LI.ECIlI .
LIGHllNG COMP Any Cor tic election ~ Board Of Irus
FOR the year. and Tire transaction OF such 0ih,r
business be- brought before the citing Will ne led
a the office OF the COMPANY Nos 30 and 81 uery7t m
t CITY OF NtWlors, on Tuesday June - 4Soi AT o'oOA
D. The afternoon.
The transfer books Of the Company viii be closed on May
80 aud w;ll remain c.osad until june =, l-9i ,,,.
LEONARD l.. CURTIS,
New orA Nay 20. lSSt secretary.
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EnanriGi.

oPF1cg or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO., 70
Ngw.YORx, June 81, 1888. !
THE bonds of this Company falling due July
1894 will be redeemed 1t par and accrued Interest," on
JAMES Z. HARTT, Treasurer
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CORPORATION Notices.
DCBLIC NOTICE.
oRrcE OF 90 CLERK on rHE CoMNoy CoryccIL.

OPFrcE OF THE CLERK OF TIE COMMON COUNCIL 7
70. g, CITY HALL, NRwYOaK, May 20, lsrt1
directions in the following res9tion
which adopted BY Council May 10 1884 ANA
approved by the Mayor the same day. viz: go, .,
Resolved, That Thursday 9th day OF June, 80 AZ
o'clock m the Chamber Of the Board Of Adernen ~
designated the time and place when ana eeie .s
applications of the NeWYOTk Railroad Company 80
Railroad Company Forty second street
and Nicholas Avenue viii be consdo ed, and thss
public notice be given by the Clerk Of this Board by
ing The daily fourteen dave. sundays eTepie1n
two papers published this city TO be designated therefor
BY his Honor Mayor according the provisions OF chsp
ter 252 Of the Laws " 1854 -, .,...
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given thar az inc une ana
place named In the resolution the applications as9 naas
4 Of 2j2. Laws OF les4
The said applications follows:
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Ezgal Ga es.

SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF the - --,. -,
TOLEDO DFIPHOs AND BIZ RLINGTON RAILROAD
Commonly known ls the
SOUTHEAsrERN DIVISION
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IA Masonic IeInplt, tlNciuhaI, mo-
Butler Stillman e Hubbard NewY0rk; Hoadlv Johnson .
COlstOu b. Foraker AMI Ramsey Matthews cincinnati
o. Henry ty Boston, Mass; Wilson oFJ0nes -puns
field H. John l.. High. O. d. ROys and G. N. DatostA
Chicago Ill. John a McMahOn and Nevin umleT, Day'
TON o. Counsel aD-3.lawl0w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
.atfrvgrg. Nav IL 1851 \

OFFICE OF THE
~ CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO."
Nrw-YORE. April %. 1894.
THE TPAN-FER Zoo * o r.s company Will be closed NJ
-afurd ~ hiar b ISL. pieuir'LrF 10 the annual
general meeting ,lacs holders t1 Ue held unc and VIII be
Teopened on Monday, June 81 next -.-,- 900
Assistant Secretary.
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Diuioen0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE INDIANA BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY Co, ll5 BROADWAY, NEw-f0IRk.
coupons of this company due June L
~ 1884 will be paid az the Corbtn Banking co.
F. W. DUNToN, Treasurer
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OFFICE OF The NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD COMPANY, !
NO 5O1 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER E0RIf-eECoSD SisEi'(
NEw-YORK, May lC, ls-4
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RocHEsrFR AND PITTsBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
TREAsUREK's OFFICE Nc 20 NAssAu-5I,
NEw-YOEK Nav p. 1884. )
THE COUPONS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
First Mortgage bonds Of this company due June ISL
will be paid and after Monday, June z, at the mon
lIu9' Oo"p"H'' Va '" FRED A BROWN Treasurer
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NEw-N ORR. Tuesday, May D. 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalcsTOOm to-day:
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OFFICE OF IRE AMERICAN LOAN AND TRusr co.
CUPONS DUE June l. 1884, of the cOnsOllda-
~ ted per Of the City Of Galveston will be
W.D SNOW,
Secretary.
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H,0 FIRST MOErHAGE BONDHOLDER

OFucl oF WE Uyuu ~Ls-r- FlsE iNsrEhNCE Che,
$50 lL- BROADWAY, Nay g. l-Si =
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhod-
crs viii Dee heidi 100 .hIs office ON MONDAY, June ("
between ne hours OFF and D. for the election OF ten
Director, 0i & lass SO. H. GEORGE l. coo IS.
Secretary.
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oNE a. GANG OF ~ BURGLARS.
THE OFFENCE FOR WHICH JOHN ALLEN WAS SHOT
~ ALLEGHENY CITY.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THETRBCNE.l

PrrTsBURG, April 15.-tJout 10 p. m. on
Sunday, o. s. Ritche and George Kane accompanied by
TWO young women, were walking IN Maronaye., Ale
gheny city when they were approached by two strange
men who attempted drag the young women away from
their escorts Kane strack OF the men, causing him
to beat a haety retreat His companion fired at Kane
but fortunately mascd him. officer shook, attracted by
the cries of the ard the sound Of the pistol sAot
ran to the place aud attempted to arrest Kancs assant
The man ran down MariOuave. After commanding him
70 stop shook fred the bullet taking effect IN the fuS
tive, back and he was finally captured after clase ot
three blocks lie was the West Pcnnsy lyauid
Hospital where physicians pr0bed for the bail without
success 1t believed 10 have lodged IN the iei lung
This afternoon ne said that his john Allen,
and that he was printer, from NcwHork Jle IS sen
der about twenty-fOur years old He is OF dark conf
ple1ion and has small black mustache. IL has since
heen discovered that Alien with companion named
Yates for several weeks past blvo been boarding In
house I'm Archst Allegheny. aud that last night Yates
bade farewell 10 bis landlady taking his effects with him
Allen is believed TO be fatally wounded Chict Murphy
of the Allegheny police thinks Allen and Yates, WHO also
SAYS that he printer, members OF gang of SAFE
blowers who have been operating In this vicinity recently
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An ENPLOYER KILLED BY 4 CLERK.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

MACON. Ga, April 15.-At seven last night
four sharp reports of pistols followed by the appear
once on the sidewalk in front Of The store of Lands
berq Junior member of the firm OF Nussbaum Lands
berg who cried Murder murder" aud fell dead Iinme-
atev James Rhodes Bacon Danorh, entry clerk for the
house came out and seeing Officer Thomas gave
himself up. The officer took HIM TO the bar
rack where he was locked up The dead
man was takcn into tho back and the Coroner WAS
sent for and jury summoned. BY the time the jury
was ready for work immense crowd was collected.
Investigation was begun by the examination OF Dr.
Johnson. who probed the wounds which were five In
number Why this done has not yet come ont There
were no witnesses beyond the man who fired the 1--WE
shots into Landsbergs body and the dead man. whose
Iins will tell no tale NJ Nussbaum, the senior member
Of the firm testified that week ago Landsberg dis
covered that by oversight Danforh had been drawing
. sal " for nearly a year at the rate OF $1,000
,r "a nile he had been engaged at $500 This morning
& ,Sbaum called DanfOrth INTO tue or!ce and stated
m os TO him. and told him that he could pay the ovcr
drawn amount back at the rate OF $40 month or qu
Danfoth said nothing but looked desperate all day What
passed between the two men prior to the shooting s not
non As they were the only persons In the store at The
Iime The lury returned q verdict or murder. When
anforth was that the cOroners jury had found h1n
guilty OF murder II change came over his countenance
and m would talk further Danforth IL twenty years
old aud supports his mother apd sister Lands0erg was
tweuty-1ye Both bore high character DaufOrth
threatened a week ago TO kill Landsberg.
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WORK or TIE DYNAMrEURs.
WHAT .IRIsuMEN ARE DOING IN FRANcE-DALY
AND EAGAN.

WHAT .lRIsuMEy ARE DOING IN FRANcE-DALY
AND EAGAN.
PARIS. April 15-Several English detectives
have arrived in Paris for the purpose OF tracing
the dynamiterrs. In spite of the report OF Colonei
Maiendie it is declared that the dynamite used az
the Victoria station was made ut factory between
Anieps and Boulogue. There is a ruIaor atloa that
an attempt will shortly be made to blow mp one OF
tho public buildings In London. The activity oI
the dynamIteurs continues unabated. Ihey meet
twice every week for the purpose Of making plans
and preparations for future outnges 1t Is believed
that the English and French police are inlly ac-
onauted with their movements. and that every
enort will bc made to counteract their pos.
There j. great reason to believe that one Oh me
dynamite leaders keeps the police informed Of all
their plans. His reachcry to MS lclo"-
c0nsplfators is Of course literally rewarded
LGYERPOor, April 15.--Nr. Kuelch, DAYS So
Hcitor has had an interview with MS client. he
savs Daiy is "a re.0iute and determined man / ne
prisoner denies all knowledge Of Fitzgerald, the
fcuian arrested last week in London ana taken 70
SLIGO. Ho admits however, that he was aG-
Gnainted with Eagan, bat only as lodger' ri, lic
had no connection with Eagans moyemehtS. 4hS
dcfence will be totally different from that Oh
EUatberCtone.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANs.
SPEECHES BY COLOKED MEN BEFORE THE s!A1
CONYENTION-CONTEsIs FOR STATS.

SPEECHES BY COLoERD MEN BEFORE IHE s!A1E
ONYENTION-CONTEsrs FOR STATS.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. April 15.-The Republican
state Convention met here this morning. Robert smals
(coored), Congressman from tho With District,
chosen temporary chairman, and upon taking the chair
delivered address denOuncing the Democrats for CIR
eumvenng the negro vote by the eIgbtbOx election law
and coudemning the Legislature for appIoIrating
$4,000 10 defend men for violating United
States laws I'm conducting elections the prejudice Of
negro Republican Mr. SmSils. III the OF his
remarks, said Think Of It. This great convention
scnd eighteen delegates hcsgo but they only 20
and for the nomination. When they have done that
they come home and fold their hands They do
thing more They vote, but the ballots will be stolen
by the Ku,Klux DemocIats-the party OF violence and
murder. They bOUnd TO carry the State"
The time TO recess consumed IN motions and de
bate bearing the formation OF the Committee Gre
dentias quite number OF contests for having
M Miller "a muatto), OF Beaufort, exstate Senator,
made a speech, I'm the course Of which be said 1--WE
ebould nut ticket in the field every election and make
tbe FIGHT and even martyrs seal cause with their
bood we will gain the victory" lie said he would advO
cafe as chairman Of the STATE Executive Committee
thorough organization Of the party. If the party would
do this pOTbe aud daDnable AZ was It's present
q ion would eventually triumph IL night DC decade,
but IL would be achieved.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
INCENDIARIsM IN AFLAT HOUSE.

Six families living in the five-story fiat house,
No "a East 0nchundred and-tvelfth-st, were alarmed
H. yesterday, by fire which had started in the
cellar john OSuysn who, with his brother jeremiah,
owns the hOnse and several adjoining buildings, lived on
the third 0Or His William was the first to discover
the flames which UP through dumbwaiter smart TO
the top floor The boys bedroom close to the smart
and said that he awakened by the cracking OF the
flames The inmates of the house escaped without much
difficulty, but for time there great excitement
Winters and family, tho top floor, escaped by the
roof The fire followed them and spent most OF It's fury
in their rooms Firemen extlnguished the flames before
the lower fats had been damaged seriously lhe
Winters family lost their furniture AMI nearly all Their
clothing valued at $780, The damage TO furniture on tho
lower floors was about 81 900 in all and the building was
damaged TO the extent or $1,000.
Mr. Osulivan said that he thought the hre was Oh l
ceBdisry ongiu and the remen inclined TO agree
with him. There way in which fire could start
by accident the cellar 10 said About three months
agO unknown rebug kndled D01tre Ia one or the
adjoining houses owned by the Osuiyaus The fire was
discovered and put quickly that occasion that
The evidence OF incendarism remained. Mr. O'suliyan
said suspected person, bat he preferred 10 give all
information that subject TO the Fire Marshal.
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OsWEGO COUNTY DIVIDED.
THE IsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CAPTURED BN ARTHUR
MEN-THE I'D FOR BLAINE.
rpy TFr RGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
OswEGO. n. Y, April 15.-Thc Republican
conventions in the two Assembly Districts of this county
iOswego, were held to-day. The result was difcreno
from the general expectation. Previous 10 last Saturday
the men conceded the I'D District to Con-
rressman Nutng but were saugne OF carrying the iso
district The result OF the IA the i'd District
oved the Administration leaders TO hecuean efforts IN
the lat and the whole power OF the Custom House, Poss
Office and Internal Revenue service was brought into
ulay The chairman OF the committee called nighs
cancuses I'm six of the eight wards contrary TO the or
nressed wish of majority Of the Republicans Al The
in the First Ward night 500 or 1000 persons
ere In attendance while the last poll list shows only 2sl
Rennblican voters in the ward An adjourned caucus
be,d today poed 200 of which the Sloan ticket received
1q3 The Arthur men had the organization OF the con-
yenon to-day and Notwithstanding the result OF the a-
iourued caucus, which only RepuDhcans whose names
Convention Omitted tie delegation declared elrcioS
by acclamation by the chairman OF Elst hlehts
c9ucns a ballot even beng refused When
demanded The result OF the Ist Assembly Dsret Con
At e nyention by vote OF 40 TO "a: Chulcs NoItn
~ a. GEORGE James Mccarthy, a. Cropsey ana ;. Is,
Mead all pronounced Arthur men The delesatee eIecteo
10 the XXVIIh Congressional District ConF Fcnon iaVor
congressman Nutting for delegate TO the National Con-
yention. The ruling OF the chairman VI
the convention, who refused to allow :
he made TO the convention evidently from fear tha sucn
n statement might influence the delegates Hon tno
towns is regarded with feelings OF proounu lhshauoA
in the community, . 1,--.-..,... .,..,oA cha ,oi-
lowing delegates TO the state ".
NJ sweet George S. Thompson and Is: T. PalAhulst Ine
delegates elected To the Congressional COnFeht)l ibVor
George b. sloan delegate TO the National C0hVeh-