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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
ALLEGED BILL JUMPER CAUGHT.

In the arrest Of George Hill. alias George Harris
the Port Chester police aese that they have capt
ured a noted boarding house and hotel swindler
who is wanted I'm Mount Vernon and other places
Hill was arrested at Youngs Hotel in Port Ches-
ter last night. by Detective George Atwell, OF
Mount Vernon who had been searching for him
and his family of seven for year
According the Mount Vernon poles, Hili made
arrangements with Conrad Falls Of Stevens-ave..
for board for himself wife and six children After
they had contracted board bill Of some so. Falls
made demand upon Hill for payment IL was then
that Hill. who Is sixty-hvs years old and has a
military carriage. told the boarding house keeper
that his eldest had government position In
Washington. and that he would send a check In "A
few days for the full amount. Falls did not Ike
HIS story. he swOre out . warrant Tor MS
arrest a charge OF trying TO defraud a boarding
house keeper. and gave il TO Detective AtweH 10
Atwell hid in Falss house until midnight wait
ing for the Hill family TO make attempt 10
leave the house. When Detective Lynch, who lived
in the house came home he said he would keep
an eye on the family for the rest of the night.
Lynch went to sleep. and when awOke in the
morning the Hills. bag and baggage. had fled They
were next heard Of in Long Island City, and then
in New-York. Later they took a trip West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
SHOOTS PET AND KILLS HERSELF.
Young Girl Commits Suicide Because OF
DOGS Death

Miss Martha Bond. pretty auburn haired girl.
fearing that the ianitor Of the Rochelle apartment
house. at New-ROchelle. where she lived. would
carry out his threat 70 kill her pet dog Jack. shot
the animal herself and then killed herself BY drink
ing carbOIc acid
Miss Bond lived with Mss Charlotte Carey. who
saws she IS a relative OF a rich New-YOrker. For
4 long time Hiss Bond had Scotch terrier for a
pet. she was an expert biCycliSt yachtSwOman
and driver and wherever she went out on the
street the dog accompanied her The jauitOr OF the
apartment house told her Saturday that the
other tenants IN the Rochelle objected 20 the ami
NAL and that unless she got rid OF Jack he would
kill him Miss Bond went about gTieving about
the dog. and finally she took him out in the back
yard and put a bullet through his head. On Satur-
day night she gave what called death party
for Jack. and games We're enjoyed During the
evening she was very nervous. and suddenly went
to her own room. The click of "A revolver
heard. and when several friends rushed into her
room they found her with a loaded revolver IN her
hand Poor Jack she uOaCed; never mind me-
all right"
A few minutes later she went the bathroom.
where she swallowed two ounces OF cdrbolic acid
and died in agony. Coroner Weisendanger decided
that Miss Bond killed herself through grief and
broken heart brought by the death Of her pet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
PLANS FOR BELLEVUE DOCTORS.
Old College Building for DOrmitoriss-Only
Two To Be in a Room.

DR. John ". Brannan. president OF the board OF
trustees OF Belevus Hospital announced last night
that steps we're being taken 70 ams1orate as soon
as possible the condition Of the Bellevue physicians
The top floor OF the old Bellevue College building
near the psychOpathic ward. has been renovated
and viii be made into dormitories for them When
that is done there viii be only two three doctors
in room. instead Of four or five as now Dr. Bran
nan intends to have only two IN a eventually.
There are seven vacancies for tntetres at the hos
pltal. and many letters have been received from
parents of successful candidates for the positions
asking II the published stories about tUbercu-
losls among the physicians true. Dr. Grammar
replied 70 these statements that only physicians
-Drs. Mcdonald and Whit0eCk-had been Affected
and that every pTeCaCtiOu was now being taken
against possible repetition Of this. and there
really no danger. improvements constantly
being made, he declared and the dOrmitores win be
made sanitary possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN THE HOUSE
Tributes to Senator Hanna and Representa-
tives Thompson and Skies.

Washington, April 24-The House was In session
for more than five hours to-day to pay tribute TO
the memory of Senator Hanna, Representative G.
W. Thompson. Of Alabama. and Representative w.
w Sklles Of Ohio. Euogies on Senator Hanna were
delivered by Representatives Grosvenor. Longworth
Goebel Southland. Kyle. Morgan. Van Voorhis
Hildebrand and Shook. of Ohio Tawney of Mime
sofa Brick of Indiana; Lowering and Tirrell. OF
Massachusetts and Smith. of Illinois.
Tributes 20 Mr.. Thompson paid by Repre-
sentativcs Wiley. Underwood, Clayton, Burnett and
Bowie. Of Alabama; Littefeld, of Maine; Thomas
and Patterson OF North Carolina: Rainey of Iili-
nois; Conner. OF Iowa, and Padgett and Gaines. OF
Tennessee. The speakers on MIR. Skiles were Repre-
sentattves Grosvenor, Kyle Cassngham Shook and
Hidebrand OF Ohio. Currier. of New Hampshire
Webb. of North Carolina, and Tirrell. OF Massa-
chusetta
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F0OTPADS TAKE $4,000.

Mrs. Charles Schafer. the wife OF a grocer. OF
Newark. called at the Church-st station last nisht
and reported that on Monday evening at 8 o'clock
her husband was assaulted in Dey-st-. near Green
wich. and robbed Of S2o0t
Schafer said according 20 his wife that on Mon
DAY he drew S2OD4 from a Newark bank and started
for Brooklyn 10 pay the amount house He
drank "A glass Of soda in saloon ar Dey ard
Greenwich SITS. he alleges. and showed his roll ft9
had gone shoot distance from the corner when
ne knocked down by two men. VINO roooeo
him
When Schafer recovered his senses. n third man
showed him "A shield ana said he was detectlve
He took copiOus notes Of the and told Schaier
trOUbla going to % station. aha tl.e
he would be informed if the men were captured
SChafer went home
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HE WANTS SOME ONE TO LOVE HIM.
Orlando the Hustler" Aged Sixty Years.
Prefers an Indian Maiden
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Muskogee Ind. T. Apni N-OrandO Hand.
farmer Of BridgehamptOn. Long Isls nd, who says
that ne is sixty years old is hustler" and last
year raised 10000 bushels OF Irish potatoes. 1900
bushels of turnps and 900 bushels OF and
keeps twenty cows has been postmaster, and does
not drink, swear or smoke wants the Indian ON
cial 20 send him the names OF two three likely
Indian maidens and give his letter to one who Will
answer II. He saws that above all things ne wants
q woman who would love him and make him happy.
Tho reply to Mr. Hands letter said that. with the
approval of the Secretary of the Interior. such
men Mr.. Hand might find home In the Ter
ritory: and. though the agency was not matri-
moTiial bureau. yet IL probable he could find
everything he wanted here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25

Massachusetts, elected twelve district dele
gates.
JId District Com cntion held at Springfield April
Is chose delegates A. i. CfOetting. Of Spring
field and Henry p Field. Of Northa mpton.
They rot instructed.
4lIIth District Convention held at New-Bed-
ford on April Is chose delegates Representa-
tive Robert T Davis Of Fall River. and David
J.. Parker. Of New Bedford. They were .n-
Structed for Roosevelt
An District Convention. held at Boston April
y. chose delegates Harrison II. Atwood. Of
Boston and Robert Proctor. of Quincy. They
were instructed Cor Roosevelt
1st District Convention. neld a Holyoke April
y. chose delegates James W Tooke. Of
EOlypkc. and William A. Gallup. Of North
Adams They Were not instructed
With District Convention. held at Salem April q
chose delegates James i. Shaw. OF ManChes-
ter-hy-the-Ses. ana John l. fobson. OF HaVer-
hill. They not instructed.
With District Convention. held at Somerville
April %. chose delegates Hans L. Carsten. Of
Cambridge. and William =. Lawrence, OF Med
ford They were lot instructed.
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The list Of district delegates follows:

District
Hugh Q Moore: Francis Fisher Kane.
1I-John Cadwaiader. William 9. Bennett.
II-Alhert u. Ladner: John J. Green.
IT-Emanuel Furth; Thomas J Gavaghan.
E-Charles 7. Donney. Edwin X Borio.
NI-Edward r Dennis. II. Gordon Bromley.
NII-Tohn r. Fite. James O. Downward.
TIIT-Jacob Y. f5otValts; Harry +. Grim
IX-H NJ North. sr.: William II. Kennedy
N-Frank J. FltzsImmons. Charles II. Schaadt
XI-John Is. Carman. Frank T. Mccormick
SII-James Il. Ncecker: +. T kenney-
NTII-E c. Morris Arthur @. Dewalt
NTN-John ". Kelley. Frederick @ Billings.
XIV. " TS1wards: e. II. Dewitt
XIV. L. Deyart: r. :. Ammermar-
NVII-G. Arnig. II. ". Petrikin.
XNIII-B. T Meyers W II. PETER.
NIN-Herman Banner. Samuel II. Hoyer.
XN-Edward =. peelnC: / Upton Nicely.
xKT-Willla T. 7. wallace: James Kerr,
XXII-Jghn p. keenan, II s Alderman.
MIL b Rhinehart: s Z. Frcck
ENIN-H. T. Bick. Henry H Wilson.
NNN-William 7. Stern: 4. J. Palm.
NNNT-HoWard AIutcher John Lauer.
XNVlT-Calyin Reyburn. william Human
XNNITT-WiUiam Hasson; W .. Baker
xKTN-Davfd =. Watson: George a. Koekler.
NxK-w. :. fireman: George S. Fleming.
XNET-J 4. CLARK a. = Earr.
XXXII-George Y. Guthrie. John r o'Toole.
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MISS HALEY SPEAKS TO C. +. U.

Miss Margaret A. Haley. president OF the Ma
tionaI Federation of Teachers. Of Chicago. who
had addressed two audiences in the city already.
smoke at Yesterdays meeting Of the Central Fed
Grated Union. She declared that the city suthori-
ties in Chicago were remSs regarding the rights
of the school teachers She attacked President
Harper OF Chicago University. who. she said. had
been responsible for the statement that plenty of
graduates from the schools could be got who were
earning so a month.
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ELIGIBILITY OF DUFFY QUESTIONED.

regarding the eligibility OF Walter y. Duffy. who
was nominated as "A Presidential Eiector az the
Democratic State Convention at Albany as he Is n
director OF the Flour City National Bank II -
asserted here that ~ his name Is taken on the
ticket that Of Frederick Cook Will be subsUtuted.
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DEL4Hr.fRE.

The anti-Addicks State convention in Della
ware. held at Dover on April 10. chose as dele
gates-at-iarge Senator l. Heisler Ball. T. Cole
man Dupont. Henry A Dupont and William
". Lobdell. Of Wilmington: Manlove Hayes Of
Dover, ana William P. orr. Of Lewes. They
instructed for Roosevelt The Addicks
orsanization had already elected a delegation
60 Instructed
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DISTRICT ELECTIONS.

S-'h Missouri District Convention. held at ST
t,3-.r April y chose delegates Charles
- WIuhocs: ard Thomas X. NIedringhaus
both 81 St louis. They were instructed for
Roosevelt and Waf5ridSe
lSfh North Carolina District Convention held at
IFCo3ersoDVile on April o. chose q delegates
eE- Represent tive Thomas Settle and Y. g
l-lsk. both q Asheviue They instructed
ia Roosevelt
With alabama Tistrtct Convention. held at De
cStEr April Il chose a. delegates II. Y
cafhiE AID ". 2 Hutchngs They were in-
sG1icted for Eoosexelt.
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WISCONSIN.


-1'olls-ll tlcNtta SlA AtEFSdttS
NIith District Convention. held at Sparta on April
2 chose delegates d X. Scartes, Of Sparta,
ana r. J. Foster, Of Eau Claire. They were in
str-cfed for Roosevelt
with District Convention held al Oshkosh on
Ap-il Il. chose as delegates William Rahr Of
MauitoWoc. and @. A. Whiting Of Necnah.
They Here instructed for Roosevelt
iAth District Convention. held Green Bay on
April p chose delegates Frank s. Bradford
aEd Il D. -. Bird, and Instructed them for
Roosevelt
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MICHIGAN.
Michigan elected six DELEGATES.

W. District Convention. held AZ Grand IA pds on
April "a, chose IS Delegates William Judson. Of
Grand RAPIDS. and Herman i. Harbeck. Of
Grand Haven. They we're instructed for R0ose-
set and Fairbanks.
With Districg Convention. held at Saginaw on
AI-ii -. chose delegates Alonzo 3. Markham.
Il Aa2sille, and Coleman a.. Vaughan OF St
Johns. They instructed for Roosevelt
Sth District Convention. held at Apena on April p
chose as delegates William Reardon Of Mid
land, ana ]. G. Dafoe. OF Alpena They were
Instructed cor Roosevelt
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INDIANA.
Indiana elected four delegates.

With District Convention. held a. Munce on
ApIl 20. chose delegates r. s Clark OF FL
wooG. ond l.. e. Davenport. OF Button. They
instructed for Rouse volt.
IIld District Convention. held at New-Albany on
April .. chose delegates Samuel Wolfram. OF
HuurnFburS. and Harry NcGrain. Of Corydon.
They were Instructed Tor RCoSevc!:.
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HfWfTT.

The Hawaiian Territorial Convention. held al
Honolulu on April 10. chose six delegates-at-
large and instructed them for Roosevelt. on
the delegation are Governor George r. Carter
and J. K. KalauIauoale. Hawairs Delegate in
Congress.
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VERMONT.

Vermont elected eight delegates The State
convention. held n Burlington on April ~.
chose as deiegates-at-large Senator W. 2 Oil
lngham or Mont pel!er; W. Seward Webb Of
shelJurne; j y. Turner. OF st. Johnsbury. and
Il s. Bingham. q Bennington. The convention
expressed its earnest desire for the nomna-
ton Of President Roosevelt
-Four district delegates were elected.
Ist District Convention held al Burlington or
April =. chose as delegates II. ". Alien. Of
Burlington. and J. +. Manning, OF Rutland In
Structed for Roosevelt
I'd District Convent held at NTaptnclle- On
April -. chose aS delegates Charles p Dcwner.
Of Sharon, and James j. Hooker OF RrGrtle-
bore. Instructed for Roosevelt
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OHIO.
Ohlo go a. delegates

With District Convention held Findlay April
ls-Zl, chose delegates Representative ". r.
Narn0ck Of Urbana. ana Arthur H. Jones' OF
- Delaware Instructed for Roosevelt
XVIII District Convention, held At Mansfield on
April -. chose delegates John Russell OF
Morrow County. and J. r. Laning. Of Huron
- County. They were not instructed
8Nlth District Convention. held At Newark
April % chose as delegates NJ l. Smyser OF
Wooster. and Seth ". Snyder. OF Coshocton.
They were not instructed.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Pennsylvania State Convention. held at
Harrisburg on April 10. chose delegates at
large James VI. Guffey OF Pittsburg: J. h. P.
Hall. OF Ridgway: Ex-Governor Robert e Patti
son. OF Philadelphia, and Robert f. Wright OF
Allentown. Sixty-four district delegates were
also named. The entire delegation is unin-
structed. but is directed to vote a unit on all
questions.
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MAKING UP THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
PROGRESS OF THE WORK OF CHOOSING THE MEN WHO
VIII NANE THE PRESLDENTIAL CANDIDATES


Of
min Dc
several heidi
RodIs
delegates Complies
2 fiuato n q
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MAYOR COLLINS TO NAME oLNEY.
[BI TELEGRAPH TO

[BI TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
Boston, April 24.-It is announced on good au-
thority in this city that Mayor Patrick A Collins
will place the name OF Richard olney in nomination
at the Democratic National Convention at St
Lot
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TOTdLS TO D.fTE.

Up 20 cate CO. delegates have heaa elected and
ga have bern instructed for Roosevelt. the
lst - dclegstes-elect br States and Territories
Is as follows
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PARKER MEN DOWN HEARST FOLLOWERS
II 70 TIE TRIBUNE.

TBT TELEGRAFH 70 THE TRIBCNEI
Chattanooga. Tenn. April @-The Democrats OF
Hamilton county last night instructed for Judge
Parker for President. after hard fight by the
Hearst mer..
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston on April 20. chose delegates-at-
large ex-senator Henry G. Davis. Of Elkins;
Senator johnson y. Camden, OF Parkere-
burg: Ex-Governor W. A. NcCorke. OF Charles
ton and owen s. Mckinney. OF Marion County.
Ten district delegates were also named. The
delegation is uninstructed and is not bound by
the unit rule OF the fourteen delegates twelve
are thought TO be for German and two for
Hearst
The list OF distric, delegates follows:
District.
I--,75arlos H Taney: John ". Davis
lie y. Boyer. 4. J. wilkinson.
ITT-C II. Beaton. John p. Aldersoh-
IE-t5. Warren Hays II s Wilson
N-~ c HogE. JaTius Ccllinc.
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DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
Of ca Chosen, al .1re Instructed
for Roosevelt.

Filty-foGr delegates 20 the Republican Ma
tiona' invention have been chosen since The
Turbines last table or delegates-elect was pub
listed. state and Territorial conventions were
held in Delaware. Vernon; and Hawaii
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OTHER STATE AND TERRITORIAL con-
MENTIONS still to be held are:

OTHER STATE AND TERRlIORlAL CO4N-
MENTIONS still to be held are:
Acknowledgements May 10.
Arkansas-Little Rock. May Il.
acknowledgements. May Is
Colorado-Denver, May 8.
Connecticut-NewH Haven, May 10
District of Columbia-Primaries. May ..
Idaho-Pocatello, May 10.
Illinois-Springfield May II.
Iowa-Des MOnes, May Is.
Kentucky-LouiSville May d
Louisiana-New- Orleans, May d
Observation-Disclosures May IL.
Michigan-Grand Rapids May is.
Nebraska-Lincoln, May is.
New Hampshire-COncord May IL.
New-Jersey-Trenton. May 10. 90
North Carolina-Greensboro, May lS
North Dalxota-Fargo. May Is.
OhiO-Columbus, May IL
South Dakota-SiouX Falls, May t.
ashington-Tacoma, May IL.
Wisconsin-Ma olson. May Is
MISUNDERSTANDING City, May IL
DEMOCRATIC.
ONE STATE CONvENTION-New-Ha mp-
shire-will he held this week. District delegates
will be chosen in the fourteen districts of
Massachusetts.
other State conventions have been called Tor
the following dates:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. May p.
Arizona-Tucson, May %.
Arkansas-Hot Springs. June "A.
California-Santa Cruz. May 10.
ColOradO-DenVer. June 4.
Connecticut-Har May >.
District OF Columbia-Wa May II.
Florida-Primaries, May 10
Cieorgia-Atlanta, June l.
Idaho-Weiser, June 6.
Illinois-Springield. June 81
Indian Territory-Durant, June 16.
MISUNDERSTANDING polls, May IL.
Iowa-Des Moines, May 1.
Observation-Disclosures. May 20.
NTinnesota--Duluth. June -.
Missouri-Joplin. June %.
Observation-Disclosures. June |.
North Carolina-Greensboro. June %.
North Dakota--Fargo, June Il.
OhIo-Columbus May "a.
Tennessee-Nashville. May -.
Texes-San Antonio, June 81.
Utah-Salt Lake City. June :.
Washingtou-Olympia, May ..
Observation-Disclosures. May Il.
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COMING CONVENTIONS.
REPUBLICAN.

STATE CONVENTIONS will be held this week
as follows:
Rhode Observation-Disclosures April 20.
acknowledgements April %
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS set for this week
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OREGON.

The Oregon State Convention. held at Port
land on April Ia elected eight delega tes-four
delegates-at-large and four district delegates.
They are: Governor George E Chamberlain; f.
y Holman and James Gleason, Portland; w.
F. Butcher. Baker City; G. b. Mattlock Eugene;
9. =. RedGeld. Hepner; T. r. Sheridan. Rose
burr. and Samuel NJ. Garland. Linn. They are
not instructed. Six OF the eight delegates are
said to favor Hear q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
W4SSACHU SETS.

The Massachusetts, state Convention. held at
Boston on April 81. chose as delegates at-large
Patrick a. Collins and William A. CASTOR, OF
Boston: William l.. Douglas. Of Brockton, and
Representative Johr r. Thayer, OF Worcester.
District delegates arc to be elected this week by
district conventions The State Convention in
structed both the delegates at-large and the
district delegates 20 support Richard Olney for
the Presidential nomination. The authority of
the convention 10 bind the district delegates
chosen under a separate call IS disputed, and
viii have 70 be passed on al 81. Louis.
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DELEGATES AND PREFERENCES.

TRUSTWORTHY HELP
may be secured by engaging the ADVERTISER n Tbs
Iribunes eeluxnAAs
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NETADA.

No State convention was held in Nevada At
= meeting OF the Democratic and Silver Party
safe Central Committees. held at Reno
april 10. these six deegates-at-large were
chosen. Senator Francis g. Newlands. ex-Ciov-
ernor Reinhold Sadler, James G. Sweeney, J. r.
R--an George y. Russell and Peter Weber.
Resolutions we're passed indorsing w. r.
Hearst's candidacy.
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TOTALS TO DATE.

Up to date 25S delegates have been elected.
Eighty are instructed for Alton b. Parker.
twentv-four for ". Z. Hearst and four for
Richard olney. Appended is table OF dele
gatcs-elect by States and Territories showing
their preferences as far as indicated:
MI n: : rt.; AN,r PRE,FERErNrES
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NEWBORN.

District.
Perry Belmont: Phnip Cronir.
u-Hatrlck H McCarren: George II. Lindsay.
lll-Martin LItteton James II. Rel.
lN-Iewls l. Happ; Denis Winters.
N-I|dward NJ tirOut Andrew l. sullivan.
NI-James Shevlin Matthew e Dooley.
Nll-Janes Kane. Luke T. Stapleton.
NilI-I1ulothy d sullivan John II. Fox.
lA-lesis Nixon. II. Marley Platzek.
A-lfird :. Colcr. William MCAdoo
\I-John J. Deary: Thomas Z, O'Sulvar
AIl-Charles I. Murphy. W. Bourke Cochran.
MIR A. Van WICK. Franklin Bartlett.
AIN-thalles A. Towne; Joseph Cassidy
AN-Ihonas +. Grady; James W. Gerard. Jr.
ANl-Sanue! Internlyer. Dodato Niamens-
ANIl-Charles W. Dayton, Victor J. Bowling
ANIll-John J Brady George NJ. WalGroVe
AlN-John McArdle. William T Emmett.
AN-MiChael y Kane: George II. Smith.
XIV. Frank Hosapple: Richard z. ConnelL
NAll-laniel E Conway. John a Dix.
NAIlI-Fatrick +. Mctabe. William A. Hathaway.
NhlN-George NJ Palmer: Thomas Benedict
ky Charles Nisbet. Patrick Moynahaa.
ANNI-George r. Van Kennen; ". J. G. Pock.
NNNlI-Samuel A Beardsley. James II. Flannigal
ANNIII-FrederiCk g Schwab. John y. Carlisle.
AkIN-John J Cummings. Luke McHenry.
NNN-Elliot Dsnforth. o O. Kellogg.
NNkI-Jonn Flanagan: Thomas Carmody.
XNNlI-George Raines. James : Havens.
NNNITI-J0h,l z. Stanchfeld. John T. Little.
NNKIF-James J. Mahoney: John !. Ryan
NKNN-Nillia II. Ryan: William T. Kasting
NNNNI-Joseph - Mayer; Henry H Ciuenther.
NXXNlI-Thomls H Dowd: Danfora ". Dean.
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DELEGATES TO ST. LOUIS.
OF 258 Chosen Parker Has SO and
Hearst 46-Other Preferences.

one hundred and seventy eight delegates to
the Democratic National Convent n have been
chosen since The Tribune's last table of dele
gates-elect was published. Conventions were
held last week in Massachusetts, Nevada, New
York, Oregon. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
and full State delegations were named, except
in Massachusetts,.
NEWBORN.
The New-York State Convention. held at
Albany on April Is chose as delegates large
ex-senator David Il. Hill, of Albany; ex-senator
Edward Murphy. IT.. of Troy: George Ehret. of
New-Nork and James w. Ridgway, OF Brook
lyn. The State delegation was instructed to
support Alton r. Parker for the Presidential
nomination. and TO vote as a unit on all ques-
lions.
District delegates were chosen as follows: