Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1884, Page 7

——_ 7 STOCK OF FISE ENGLISH HE ING SHOT GUNS, IMPORTED FEE LOCKS. ROGERS’ WARE, DINNcR AND T TT STANDS, ke. FIS MUSIC LOXES FROM TWO , GOLD AND SiLVER WATCH. CUTLERY, EKA by est Kose WooD . WADE AND & b.¢ ccmmer | ‘Great barvalus may be expected. Fc The Fixtures will notbe sold a, at “termin- wale, the store will be oceupinl by J. ,U. ‘& CO., Manufacturers of “KOVAL GLUE" EY, Auct DOWLING, Anctionser, | ‘Southwest corner 1ith st, and Penn. ave. | | REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FFFECTS, AT | SALESROOM, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER « IGHTH, | AL TEN OCL0c M. RACING EVERY Dr” N OF FURNITUR rypiomas SCRIP ito: iE, 10 WHICH WILL | BE ADDI D— The entire effects of a private residence. comprising Bost excellent Furniture, fine Carpets, Stoves Sc, the forming a valuable collection ‘of fh of jude Will be sold without reserve. ALSO, Lerate Enclish Stone China, 16 boxes Clivese. Azao, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Hore:s, Carviages, Horses, tiamie=s. _ ALSO, Que Concord Two-seat Wagin, one Family Carriue one Phaeton. 26-28 HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer . EXECUTORS <ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, AT THE NOKTaWEsT CORNER “THIRTIETH AND ON. STREEIS, GEORGETOWN, LATELY THE RESIDENCE OF DR.GAETOS TYLER By virtue of authority given to me in the last, land testament of I rl rthwest comer of 30h ( Wasi strovt and N (Gay) street, {routing on s0th street feotand on (Gay) sizect 90, fort. “the same brit proved by a large Lstory brick house Terms of mle. One-third cash. bala gialiteen and twenty-seven months ty bes eed of trust upon the premises $200 to be paid fine of wale Hf term riot coniplied with in eueht fase presuises will Iw Teac i de fgultlog purchaaer, alter five die or 2 Star newspaper. Conveyancins at purchaser's cos! = CM" MATTHE Ws, Executor Gra 19s Dist street adits HOMAS D CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a-lecree pacyed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in tquity caused 0. 9.182, wher w fe plaintit and Mary F adic au tivn. Novewper GCLOCK. the following City of Washingt south halt of Lot N: feet on 4th sticet, Terms of sal cant andthe balan anh at option of t a stunnect sale, If te A witli me tem days oy date ot le the pests il be resid at “cont of chaser ’ JAMES H. SMLiH, Trust 4g Botts ab Sth steect northwest ; AND ORGANS Usesvar Axo Rane Baxcarss IN FINE SQUARE AND UPEIGHT PIANDs. An st STEINWAY = UARE GRAND, PIANO. Tn perfect order and good as hew: ost sso, for $525: part time te good party. One handsome full ew SQUARE. GRAND. fully guaranteed, for o1 rash: including sto. and cover, An glegant and richly finished full 7- GRAND, been ised but 8 months, f casi; balance $10 per month; Stool an guaranteed for 5 years Very fine Rosewood Case T-octave SQUARE PIAN! carved legs: ries tone, a splendid bargain, for only $1 ‘$25 casb_'and $10 per month. An eleont T-cctave SQUARE PIAN octave SQUARE: $200. Part Cover, and 0, heantiinl 2 for only wood cane. carved less. fine t S10 per month Several UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. in full and cabinet style at alts; Rearly Hew: on easy Payments. apply at ones at e390 PIANO EXCHANG! ALLET, Davis THER t Pd fr new and eleyasit «5 08, De Prices HOLOSCMNEI S11 gus ENSINE “DECKER PIANOS ARE MADE BY DECKER BROS. X.Y. GH RCE: 0th street i. w. HE ERANI Hs BACH AND STIEFF PIA: Tener or ar ebs ts Sem“Sad Gal 29th street. thwest, ‘or tie seaaul Special attention to tuning aud ropatrinns. sels Sipser T. Niwa 485 7th Street Northw=t. I4NOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING ‘MAKES. Instruments new and second-hand sold on aay mcuthiy instaiment=. Pianow aud Or labs rented. rent applied if purvhawed. | Alarge and elegant stock to select from. | auithe popular Musical Publications of the 1 ‘Ube fest selection of Scent Music in theci:7. se3 03 EICHENBACH'S PIANO -WAREROOMS. of Yarious inakes for sale and rent at Dev hnabe & Co's world-re- as au b3 ed prices. Wi ‘Tuning and repaariue Cs | . FIANOS ! TIECOR & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS mal. repaired. for rent by day, week, invutl Cryer kent applied of purchased. Bud atoce ob Oe, Music. HENRY EBE! RBACH, TREET, iis’ & Co 5 F @y2t__ Managing Partner of the law frm: MEDICAL. &e. Jf SS809? RESTORED BY USING 4 BOTTLE OR qh ty of De BROTHERS Invigorating Conlial il cure any case of Seminal Weakness, bility and Impotency. “It imparts vigue t the whois wyetean. 906 b street southwess. omy T HAS NEVER Bi CONTRADICTED 1 HAT DR BROTHERS ie the cldect established 2d- ‘Nervous De Nertising Tadiew’ Vhesician in’ this ety. Ladies you (an cor dently cousult Dr. BEOTHE §. Sor Bat aw. Particular attention pid to all diseases peculiar t3 Jacies, marries or «ingle Flan tro ibiew gucressf atl Cpe potatoes and Mad Vancie hed te thowe who may desire to stay a few ity under bis treatment, Ail Seregularities. and va er tre: LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND Jy reliabi * Puyxician in the eity, can ited daily. S29 Miwoury evenne, first street antl: sneyivania avenue, between 3d atid 43 streets. ALL fee qmplainte and rreularities guickly remow cant treatwent Correspondence and consultations | wenctly confidential Beparate roums tor ladies) bours—i w dand 6 to 8 pr a octt-lns* Mie onsale from Tt 90) pm. ‘with ladies omy JK. ROBERTSON, THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL. ist, of Baltisnc Le confidentially consulted wv both wentiemen ant larltes We newtay and Satanlay from 2109p. m Borthweat. | Dear dig atrect. His great’sticee wand experiance will | justify your waiting to consult hitn ont paeeeenae Se | 30 DAYS TiAl Tv DyF ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT. and other Frectnrc AP- YuiaNcrs. We will send on thirty aye t JOMPE gE ol whe are suffering ism Secvous Debility eat Vitality, and those dincases «fa personal Dature Te yolting fron: abuses ard other causes, Speedy relief aid | Complete restoration to bealth, vigur apd inait Sutced. Send at ouce for illustrated pamupukt, tree Great VOLTAIC BELT CO. Marshall. MOITS FRENCH POWDERS rinacy Diseases in #8 hour | Nervo: de Weeauens cateed bY indiacret Diseases of Blood, «fecting Throat. Bold at STAND FORL's St Cloud Pharm: Fistreets. Price &4. Sent by availseated. a1 ROMERT<ON. THE EXPEUE SPECIALIST | Scho tani hish in his profension. ie wekor edges | ee $ieree Lose Wicuy. duspeisea Manhoed sod aces sist. Juspeieed Manhocd and Abuoss $f the System. Biadoer: Kidney and all divenses cf the — Lecept cage poatineals corel mae WFmceury ov ceantics heed. Cah Ue const tdaye, ames ¢ UNDERT : CAIN, Roe Srmeriy with W. F. Spindter,) var MUNISHING CNDERTARER, No iol frm Sx, ¥.W. Everything fret clam and 00 tearc: abe trim” ul BR. W. Bus UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, KERS. ome €12 11th street northwest. ‘EMOVAL—JAw ELLEW, UNDERTARER Brena ae rarer apd foldnnce to acute corner of G street and New Jersey aveniie BW Turopean farsge ahd draft business continued, 019 = ~~ = smote eUESISING UNDERTAKER 1029 7k street northwent. nea WEIGHT. Unpenzaxen axp Formas Dougor0s roth 7 19th street nortuwest, mnt Je ‘Teleptone | OCECCK, at termination of sale. | square 69 in th newt | i NTIRE STOCK OF MILII- N STOKE 1032 7TH JORNER OF L STREET. Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING. at SEVEN ACK, and THURSDAY MORNING, TEN id will eoutinue until entire stock ia sold. Tue stock consists of Hai, Bounets. Ribbons, Silks, ‘Jewelry.one Sewing M: PEREMPTORY SALE OF F: NERY. &c. TAL vere Feat This sal nuptory. and all goods will be ithout ree “he Cases sud 23 Drawers suita; je for millinery, xhoe or dry good Lusiness, will be sold. WEEKS & CO., Aucticneers, tt FPPHOMAS VOWLING, Auctioneer. ECIAL SALE OF ELFGANT HOUSPHOLD FUB- NITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS, BELONGING TOA VARTY LEAVING POR NEW MEXICO, AT AUCTION. On TEFSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ELEV. TH. Ist, commioncl se at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall seK within ind in ipgnt Of may apetion. rooms, a very Superior collection of household effect, viz. ne fegant FP. Mauiel Alirror iu walnut and gilt Fine Off Paintings, Brovzes and other Mantel Orna- mente, One 81 ‘» Satin Damask Parlor Suite, 8 pirees, made townier by Valtnsnne of Piiledsd bi and cost S000 Elewas Lambrequins, Window Drap- inge and Forueres. ‘Gne splenuid Leather-covered Couch, ‘One Green Plush Parlor Suite. Hands. ine French Clock. Uh oon rr Walnut M. T. Center Tables and Bonquet tan Com Walnut Bedstead and Formosa M. T. Dressing Walnut M. T. Chamber Suites, Fine White Hair Mattresses Fine Tennessee M.T Hall Stand. Larwe Turkidh chair. Very fue Walnut Cylinder Bockeage. Tira? only Brusoels Carpets, comt $2.50 . Heavily Carved black Waltat tenuersee Mok, Bide oiara imate to under by Allen. of Ph Indolpbim > lacy Walnut Puadswal Ding Tabve Cal feet) Diack Walt Dining Chaira © 00" cant Set Dinner bervice,i7 sted Ureaktast nbd ee bervice Rogers) sk Weare atl Queensware. ceands great tao € be enutarrated, JPENCANSON BROS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY, IMPROVED BY DWELLING HOUSES, SEED. FOUNDER BEL y other valuable nt joneers. av ) AND QU: ofa decree of the Suj By virt ireme Court of the District of + olumubia, pussed in Equity cause No. Wie docket 24, the undersaned, a Trastees 11 said e, will offer for sale. on the premises, on WEDNES- OVLMBER NINETEENTH, A. 'D., 1884, COM- ING AT THREES O'CLOCK P.M tht par- Jand aud premises known as ww Bank Spa ring property. abd formerly vccupled by the late Sallie Comtaininne 69.08 acres, watch bas beets AUD ugh Lote 2 TOV acres, fronting on Colum. and 0. tt, improved by com. cand cuthouses. This Tot has same roads, brick studio(used by Clark Molls),frame rh, 3, containiug 9, 93-100 acres, fronting on B. and it cand’ improved by large foundry (brick, stone fraine). 4, containing 8 4-100 acres, unimproved. sere = raved by U fronting Chapel road contin 9 25-100 acres, unimproved, fronting CS containing 895-100 acres, untmproved,fronting eens Queen's Bren woud rovd. This Property is oneof the best situated in the District. bela within Bfteon ininntes drive of the city, access tO which ix had by two roxds, aud by B. & O. Fail. wd, and adjacent fo the National fair assceiation race ‘aud will make splendid villa be subdivided inte si Terns. Que third cash in equal iustallments ue atid two Years: wotes to bear interest at six per per anni, payable semi-anuually, and to be dof trust 04 Premises sol. or all cash at =. A deposit of $100 required on each of salv. purchasers “Terms of, in ten days. ottierwie the trustees reserv toresell ut tie risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Closer after five days public wotice of seh. je in © published in Washington, D. C. y ak sub-divivided cati be obtained i ofice af the auctioneers. Cobveyaneins,. &e ale tobe" con Soup news Plats of th of either of corr 402 oth street northwest | TA LAMBEE C, 4105th Street northwest; 5. T. THOMAS, 452 D street northwest. NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Ry virtne of a devd of trust, dated lath February, Assi, and recomded 1 Liber’ $57 ut pauges 434, &e.. oftieland reonlgof the Instrict of Coluinbla and at th. JOCK P.M, | fart of Lot 114, in Beatty & dition ty Georgetown, D.C, beginnine (how O) street, 266 fect cast ) street, and running the South 150 fort, thence west W feet, to the West hie of TH: thence porth with said’west line 150 feet to. « O) street, and thence east I0feet to the place af ny. with the improvements and appurtenances tO the same belongins. ‘Terns of sal ‘Oue-thint cash: balance in notes at ‘ven months, with interest red by a deed of trust u ‘to be paid at time of wale. U; falar: to comp terius of sale within seven after sale, a pesuie Will b- had after five days" notice tight tn The Eyening Star newopaper |All conveyancing st pur Chaser's cust. CM, MATTHEW», Trustee, n6-de 1208 Sist street. FTHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION OF GENUINE IMFoRT=D TURKISH anv PERSIAN RUGS xp CARPETS, Comprising Rare and Rich Selections of AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN, OUCHAK, GORDIES, CIKCASSIAN, ARME- NIAN, KHORASSAN AND MOORISH PERS RUGS AND CARPETS; (With many other specimens entirely new to this market) Axso, JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD POR- TIERES, ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES. Forming one of the handsomest collections of Textiles in desien and quality ever offered by us. To take place at iny Salesrooms, southwest corner Pennaylvania ave- hue and 11th street, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH and FOURTEENTH, 18M, at ELEVEN and THGEE O'CLOCK. On Exhibition Monday and Tuesday, November 10th and 1th, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HOS. J. FISHER & CO. Real Estate Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK SES AND LOTS. KNOWS AS Nox. 1502 1504 sMAN PLACE NORTHWES!. trust date 12th March, A. Teconded iu Liber No 964, folio} mds for the District of Co- ! MONDAY AFTEKNOON, NO- ENTEENTH, 14. at FOUR he premises. Lots nuimbered one sired cud thie (103) one hundred and two (102) and cue hundred and one (101), according to E, Kinginan’s subdivision of sub lots mimbered twenty-six G26) to: y-three (GM) inelust ¢ iu square numberrd two. yas Teeorded in Book 1 of ‘ffice of the Surveyor of ths her with the improvements f three two-wiory and basement nae Nox 15.2, 1504 and 1508 Kinuge- Jace northwest, which will be wold separately. Oue-third cash, balance in nix (6) and twelve ths, with interest, aud secured by del of Erust property sold A deposit of $100 will be re- | tTot at time Conveyancing’ nt If terms of sale are not complied tags froin day of sale the pro 3k and < hu nt sale. Cont of purchaser with within be LLWAGEN, Trustee, 1324 F street northwes:. FREDERICK B. ‘McGUIKE, Trastee. 1306 F atreet, nd-d&ds MPROVED REAL ESTATE NE, IN THE ‘CITY. OF N TWENTY-FIRST STREET, BETWEEN N ANDO STREETS. nity ‘Octobe publie mises om Spay, THE SEVEN TH pa¥ or No- VEMBER* 1886, 47 FOUR O'CLOCK P. San wedivided Ralf interest in, Loomis’ sibdivision of C.. with. the istine of a two story frame house. «-thirdcash, balance in six, twelve F ats with intcr st- to be secated by devel df trast on the ‘Or all’ casts at Shaw pelos #100 be paidat tame of ales Cou diianor tole had with terms of sale wituin dvr days Aitersale. otherwix’ a resale wil be had at purchaser's | risk "Ali Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. At the SAME. TIME the other undivided half inter- | M. MATTHEWS Trustee, 1203 31st st. eat iil be sol, ‘n3-dte € TEES! SALE OF VALUABLE _IMPEO 1. ESTAT#. NO. 107) VERMONT AVENUE, THE CIiY OF WASHINGTON, D. & tue of a deed of trust, dated No- ‘and duly recordat in" Liber No. some, de land records of, tho mt wdersieniedyas trusteew. wil on TUESDAY, THE. EIGHTER <TH Pay, OF trontof the prevnises, the following real estate, situate im the elty cf Washington and District of Columbia, to Sethe Seem panne eter ene and desertbed as lot numbered thirty-one of ¥ vana'sub- cio agateeis earanae et Bk well's subetivision of square mt two husdred seventeen (217), acon * iG of Waskhnctor: to-etbes Wiuk et ie etna hereditaments and app \ces to the same belong- MT ime cf tales” One raaed of the yarchese money in pe a Ge trae upon the prover eck oral ahs at the option of purchaser. pent cont. A deposit of $250 will a Gee to be Beng wl ‘thd cost of the defaulting purchaser,” ‘B® al-d&ds Hhicis Wauetis} Trustee 3d Edition. Lalst ‘Telegrams to The Star BLAINE’S ELECTION CLAIMED. The Official Account Must Be Awaited. THE SCENES IN NEW YORK. EXCITEMENT IN THE STREETS. | te Jeering Mr. Gould—Why Gould Telegraphed to Mr. Cleveland —A Demonstration Against the “Tri- bune”—A Small Plurality Still Claimed for Biaine—Cleveland’s Plu: rality as Shown by the Latest Figures. Special Dispatch to Tax Evexixe Stan, New Yorx, November 7. The excitement in this city last night and this morning bordered on collision and bloodshed. Happily, at two o'clock this afternoon everything has quieted down and there promises to be n0 trouble, though no one can predict, what this night, may develop.. Up to the moment the returns from this state became close the two parties were im the best of good feeling, In fact, it was a subject of comment that never in the history of politics was there so much good humor ainong opposing parties. The proces- sions and crowds of both parties were good naturedly jeered and no collisions resuited. In fact not even an attempt was made. Late last night, however, and early this moraing the situa- Uon suddenly changed. In the morning the returns indicated Cleveland's plurallty by over 3,00), and is election was conceded all day ull towards evening, when the republican national committee Sent out their proclamation claiming Blaine's elec tion. ‘This was at once followed by a counter claim by the democrats, but giving at least a thou- sand plurality more for Cleveland. ‘This, ratio has been kept’ «ups til—sthe. present moment; but at the same time Uns dispute has Drought processions trom both. parties, who have marched up and down the streets shouting their campaign cries and indulg- ing in such demonstrations that it has been deemed ‘wise to order the entire police of New York city on duty. The result has been that wherever the crowds have been disorderly they have been dis- persed by the clubs of the police. Au immense crowd front of the matin oftice of the Western Union ‘Telegraph, which began to shout “hang Jay Gould,” and at ‘the same time burned some newspapers, were dis- persed. A procession marched by his house early this morning shouting, “No 76 and we will hang Jay Gould,” but {t was wot disturbed. Some de- monstration was made towards the Tribune butid- ing. In the headquarters, hotels and clubs the crowds lingered all night discussing the returns, which came m so very close that it| was hard to say who was ahead, though the democrats had the call on-the total. ‘The latter shouted and sang Ull long after daylight, and have kept it up this afternoo: ‘0, LO; ho seventy-six.’ “We won't have that fix; no seventy-six.” CLAIMS MADE BY REPUBLICANS. ‘This afternoon the plurailty c.aimed by the re- publicans for Blaine 1s below twohundred, while the corrections in returns give Cleveland over 1,100, and probably more. The county boards of Supervisors meet next Tuesday to add up the re- sult ‘officlatly, and to send it to the secretary of State. It 4s possible, but‘not propable on the re- turns Low in that Cleveland's plurality can be Wiped out, and, therefore, his election is conczded on every hand. As tothe charge that Gould held back the re- ‘urns there does not seem to be anything in it. For @ close contest they have been collected more rapidly than in former years, so rapid that serious errors have been made by men against thelr own Party, which of course would not indicate tater tentional fraud. ‘The compilers here are five Associated Press men, four of whom voted for Cleveland. The manager, Mr. French, based his calculations on the usual percentage of gain, and persisted on that in giving the state to Blaine, Dut it fatled to hold out in this day of surprises, and the charge was natural that the re- turns were witfheld in the interest of bets on candidates, All bets here on New York state and the general —_result are to be decided on the official returns. Gould was advised to telegraph Cleveland his congratula- tions, in order to prevent trouble here, His tele- gram was at once bulletined all over New York, G.W. A. SECOND DISPATC Special Dispatch to Tr: EVEST:¢ Stan. ‘New York, November 7—Contusion confounded seems to follow up the returns, The republican national committee at 2 p. m. issue a builetin that Blaine has the state by 870 plurality. Full returns from all county clerks, buv twelve lection districts give Cleveland 90 plurality. It 1s more than evident that the official count. must be awaited. Fifth avenue, in front of republican headquarters, ts packed wit: cheering people. At the democratic headquarters they say that the late news shows the republicans ar> trying to steal the state. Tritune 2 p. 1. bulletin says Blaine carries New. York. GW. AL By Associated Press, A Democratic Sainte in Portland, Me. PortLAND, Me. November 7.—The democrats here fired one hundred guns in honor of Cleveland's election. Supposed to have Committed Suicide. Scnexscrapy, N.Y., November 7.—The boby of I. Taylor Johnson, a prominent man, who disappeared on October 28, was found in the Erle canal to-day. Is supposed he committest suicide. en Litigation. Barrruone, Mp. November 7.—The argument in the case of tie Baltimore and Ohio rairoad compa- hy and the Baltimore and Ohlo express company versus the Adams" express company et a hibic the defendants from refusing to take express matter, was closed in the United States circult court to-day. The papers were taken by Judges Bond and Morris, and their decision is reserved. sion of Paxvenger Trains. Y., November 7.—Two West Shore passenger trains Collided this forenoon on the | falo, New York and Philadelphia railroad, on which the West Shore’ trains enter the city. Conductor Leary and Brakeman Hollingsheaa wer badly brulsed. Both engineers and firemen jumped into the Genesee river and saved thelr lives Mrs. Melnure, of Scottsville, had five ribs broken and her back'spraincd. Both locomotives and two cars were wrecked. The catise of the accident was the Tunning of one train ahead of time. A Mixsou ‘Town on Fire, Sr. Louis, Nove 7.—A special dispAtch trom St. Joseph, Mo., to the Pust Dispatch says: The town of Leno, Iowa, 1s on fire, and probably will be entirely consumed. Creston and St. Joseph were telegraphed to for assistance. ‘The Creston fire department has reached there and is now at work. The fire{s the work of an incendiary. = Latest News by Cabje To-day. NRW CASES OF CHOLERA IN PARIS. Panis, November 7.—From midnignt ‘Thursiay to Friday tnorning four fresh cases of cholera were Teported 1a this clty, noue of which, however, roved fat. ‘The center of the epidemic 1s tne tue Marguerite and the St. Antoine quarter. ‘The public ts not alarmed at the prospect_and the gen- eral aspect of the city remains unchanged. AN INSUNCTION AGAINST MISS DEVRY. Loxpox, Novernber 7.—An injunction has been Granted Festraining Miss Devey trom publishing rd Lytton’s letters to his wite. Secretary Chandler at Concord, BE SAYS RE HAS NOT BEEN TRLEORAFHED TO GO TO NEW YORK. Coxconp, N. H.. November 7.—Secretary Chand- Jer arrived’here this morning trom Warner, where he has been in conference with Prof. Soiey, Ubra- Flan of the Navy department, since Wedhestay morning concerning his annual report. ‘The Sec Tetary stated that he had not been telegraphed for { go to New York; that he had not been there, and that he did not intend going there till Monday. WHAT GEN. BUTLEH SAYS. He Doesnt Concede Clevela . ton, Gen. Benj. F. Butler arrived in the city to-day, ‘and was found by a Stax reporter at his law office on Capitol Hil. When asked what he thought of ‘the result of the presidential election he replied: “Pardon me, I don’t know the result, nor does anyone else.” He maintained that while the face Of the returns showed # small plurality for Cleve- Jand in New York, there was no assurance that ‘the returns.are correct. He thought that in such a large vote errors must be discov and said they imight inerease Cleveland's plurality or thestate to Biaine, “All 1 can say 1s," he Piney ‘Must wait for the official returns to Yu Elec= —== POSTSCRIPT. 4:20 O'CLOCK P. ™. CLAIMING BLAINE’S ELECTION. A PLURALITY IN NEW YORK OF 1,125 FIGURED ovr, Republican Committee Notify Mr. me that Mc Has Been Elected— Mr. Blaine Returns Cong atulations, Special Dispatch to Tax Evsxrvo Stan. New Your, November 7. Entire state in but three districts. Blatne’s plu- rality 81125 ‘The Associated Press figures 1,435. ‘The republican committee at 3p. m. telegraphed Blaine that there was no doubt of his election, and received his congratulations in return. The BI W. A + CHAIRMAN GORMAN’S ANNOUNCE- MENT. He Sends a Dispatch to His Fellow Committeemen—New York Democrats Go to Their Homes Satisfied—Repub- licans Still Claiming the State. New York, November 7.—Senator Gorman, chairman of the democratic national executive committee, has sent the following dispatch to the national committeemen of each state: “New York, November 7, 1885. It 13 now conceded on all sides that Cleveland and Hendricks are elected. ‘The plurality in the state of New York 4s not less than 1,300, (Signed) A. P. GORMAN, Chatrman Deme. National Ex. Com.” ‘The feeling about the democratic headquarters was 80 confident as to Cleveland's election that the crowd dispersed at noon tue. ‘The republican national commytteemen sald that they had no news to-day. ‘The clerks claimed that they had recelved a denial that Jay Gould had sent @ letter of congratulation to Gov. Cieveland upon lus election. ‘They still state that Blaine has car- ried the state and ts elected. Private Advicey from Indiana and New ‘orks ‘The following dispatches were recetved to-day by Mr. A. A. Wilson, who represents the District on the democratic congressional committee: IxpraNavouts, Ixp., November 7—Tadlana demo- cratic by at least seven thousand. E. B. HenpEnsoy. New York, November 7.—It is now conceded on all sides that Cleveland 18 elected, His majority In New York fs not less than thirteen hund, A. P. Gontan, Election Incidents. ‘Mr. Frank K. Ward last night bet 2500 with Mr. Oriando Jones that Cieveland was defeated. On the avenue at 6th street this morning there was displayed a sauey looking rooster, from whose neck was Stispended a placafd labelied, “Grover Cleveland, President of the United States,” and a democratic Ucket. ‘The fowl seemed Lo appreciaye the aportance of his position, and strutéed around greatly enthusing Juvenile’ democrats In the |ghiDorloodd. It ts report colored organ of changing th that members of one of the local | ations are discussing the propriety | ir to the Cleveland Guards. ene ‘The Democratic Majority in The Next House. Secretary MeVherson, of the Republican con- gressional committee, would say nothing to-day about the presidential contelt, different from what he held last night. He conesdes to the democrats a majority of 40 In thenext House. The Marine Corps, ANNUAL REPORT OF COL. M'CAWLEY—ME RECOMMENDS: SUMMER OF PRIVATES BE INCREASED, MeCawley, commandant of the marine avy, rps October ist. He recommends that Congress provide for more privates, and that the number of second Meutenants be increased to thirty. New arracks are retommened at Norfolk for the PS, AE ak COSt Of $12,250, an 0 for 0 awiey Says some increase of the ould be made, Which at the same rease the whole number of offl- aw, but would distribute them to vetter advantage. Promotion in the higuer grades 48 almost at a standstill, Washington News and Gossip. t RecerPrs ‘To-Day.—Internal reve- customs, $281,249.95. eW GOVERNOR OF ALasKA.—Lleutenant tr cost of $21 11 Tae Commander H. E, Nichols, in a dispatch to the ‘Navy department, dated Sitka, September 15, says: J. H. Kinkead had arrived and assumed civil con- ol of , No proclamation was Issued. Com mander Nichols caused a salute of seventeen guns to be fired tn honor of the new governor, and with- drew all military control heretofore exercised in the disirict_ by the naval forces. An official visit, the comin: Saysin a later dispatch, has been made by Gov. Kinkead to Killisooo, Juneau and Wrangle, the principal vidlages in the district. Death oF Pay Dinecton Gvuick.—Pay Director John Story Gullick, U. 8. N., retired, died yesterday at his home tn Princeton, N. J., after a brief t- ness, aged sixty-seven years, He was appointed by President Fillmore as purser in the navy, and was honorably retired in 1879, at the age of sixty- two, The Navy department ‘to-day recelved an official velegrath announcing the death. The re- mains Will be brought to this ity for interment. CHALMERS 70 CoNTEST.—Secretary McPherson, of the republican congressional committee, received a Wwiegram last night from James R. Chalmers, of Mississippt, saying that he would contest the elec- Uon of his congressional competitor on the ground ol fraud. ‘Tue Prestpent took a drive through Central park, New York, yesterday afternoon, and re- mained in the hotel during the rest of the day and evening. He dined alone. ARMY OnpeRs.—The leave of First Lieut. John J. Brereton, &4th infantry,ts extended two months; leave of absence for four months is granted to First. Lleut, Herbert J. Slocum, 7th cavalry; the leave of Captain George Shorkley, 15th Infantry, is extended until further orders on'account of dis abillty. Persowat.—Lieut. Greely was presented in New- buryport, Mass, last night, with an elegant silver service by the Greely testimonial committee. He leaves to-day for Washington.— Representative Arnot, of Elmira, N. ¥., Who Was so severely 1n- jured by an explosion of gas yeveral days ago, 1s rapidly improving, and hopes tobe out in a tew days. —Lieutenait Commander Welen, is at the tt. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and3 p. m. pricey of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Ches. & Oiio! Do. 18t pret. Do. 2d pret: OB é COG Et Col. Coal. Del. & Hud. D., L&W. Den. & R ET, Va & Ga ET,V.¢ Gap. Ene... | Do. ‘pret. “Nor. & West. p. North Pac. The Raltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp. Nownber of fdatod, 31: past-aue coupons, 9; now Gorew threes, Sis bid to-day? Novembicr 7.—cotton dull-mia; BALTIATOItE, Mt dling, 9%. Flour easier and quiet-—Howard street extra, 3, 7ah37: ‘do, Hae eo eae a: oe ini, set ci mal sone 5.50: do. superlative patent. 6.00. Wheat— cee eee Coen ae: faruily, southern st id” acti 35: wontern Twit ssouthorn, “Sats. we igre te rg Be feel shay nah eta Bo Bless pork 16:50 Balk wa | and take Ay proved by the as follows: Jonn F. tochic Mary Qi ‘Thos. Kelly, aoe McCa! *, Robert oneth, Daniel 0” Lorenzo Sine, Wm. Berg- man, Wm. Hartnett John F. Mash- Golart Bros, W. H. W! ‘August Wil- lege and James Henn dq Criminal Court, before Judge Wyile, a man, Lewis Jones, was placed ov trial for an asauait apd Carrington appeared for the defendant. Laugh) who is a driver on the Mount Pleasant extension Uified that shortly after he left Mount Pleasant on his tip at 10:30 o'clock, on June 28th, a colored ‘the ball entering his arm, He was quite positive ‘Vbat Jones was the man. Thecourt intimated that alone, and the prisoner was entitled to a vindica- tion. Jones proved beyond a doubt that he was gught to render a verdict without leaving the a verdict of not gulity was rendered. Joms Coxnon’s Writ.—The will of the late John ‘Connor was admitted to probate to-day and letters ‘Street northwest; bond, $2,000. He bequeaths his Teal estate to his wite, Catherine, during life; that children. He leaves his business to her. ree Sie enon ‘There was placed on recard to-day a deed trom James J. Shedd to W. W. Parker, reciting that in between Shedd and Adelaide M. Stutz, he (Shedd) covenants to stand seized’ of lots 34 and 35, square Tee si:nple Is to be vested in sald Adelaide In leu of dower in his estate. The sald Adelaide also cove- propery, under the statute of distributions. The instrument is dated in September, and acknowl- issued November 4th inst ‘Tue River TRade.- rbormaster Sutton re- Geo. C. A. Travers, pe feet lumber, Geo. A. Sheahan; barges 5 ¥E, Jackson, Nos. 1 and Wao Suor Jouy Lavontin?—Today, in the with Intent’ to kil John Laughlin, Mr. of the Washington and ~. man came up in front of ‘the gar and shot at him, it would not be safe to convict on this evidence elsewhere at the time. The court said the ved Deu wanton granted to the executor, Joun Connor, of No. 76 K remaining at her death to be divided amang her Bustvess UNDERSTANDING BEFORR Manntage— consideration of a marriage shortly to be solemnized 195, for himself during life; and after his death the nants not to demand any share of Shedd’s personal edged October 2ith, and the marriage license was ports arrivals at the river front as follows: Schr. 2, 360,000 feet lumber for E. E. Jackson; schr. Mar- guerite, Jones, 200 tons Iron pipe, L. A. Littiefield; Schr. Geo. M. Brainard, Smith, 360'tons ‘stone, War depurtment bullding;’ also 15 vessels with 600 bushels oysters, market. ——— LAST NIGHT’S RETURNS. Summary of the Late Divpatches. ‘The following ts a summary of the telegraphic dispatches received here after the regular edition of ‘THE STAR went to press yesterday afternoon. The New York Muddle. A bulletin issued in New York at 1:35 this morn- Ing was as follows: “The official county returns and very close fig- ures on the twelve counues which have not been officially reported and compared indicate that Cieve- land’s plurality will be considerably increased, reaching nearly 1,000 in the state. ‘The offictal re= turns last recelved have shown heavy democratic gains as compared with the nov-oMlicial votes first forwarded.” A New York telegram at Sua’s figures carefully re piurality In this state of 1,205. "Tits includes Atty- five out of sixiy counties ‘The 7imes says Cleve- land's pluraitty 1s 1,276 trom all but two counties, ‘A number of prointuent lawyers held a meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel last evening to consult action as seemed to thein necessary to Insure a scrutiny and fair eanvass of the votes cast on Tuesday. Atong those present were ex- Secretary Benjainin H. Bristow, Congressinan A. S. Hewitt, James C. Carter, president of the bar association; €x-Goy. Bedel, or New Jersey; €x-At~ torney General C. S Fairchild, Franels C. Barion Gouverneur P. N, Lowry, Frederic BR. Couder Win, c. Whitney, W. HL. Barnum, F. L. Stetson} District Attorney’ P. B. Olney, Charies P. Muller, Albert W. 7, Peckluatn and W.S. Oydyk Resolutions fn accordance with the objector the meeting were adopted. Messts Aaron J. Vander- poel, Carter, Bristow, Stetson, Coudert and Wait hey had discussed thé election Taws, and comumii— tees Were appoluted to take such action Sw fit In relation to the votes of New Queens, Suffolk and Richtond counties, The republican state committee has issued the following: “In view of the clatms made the election In New York, the committee deem it thelr duty to while the vote Is very close, the mates from the most_autheatic ellef that the people of this state rallty in f bite have receive a, m. says: The |, give Cleveland a counties, Besides this we have caw reexamination to be made of the returns for- warded to police headquarters in New York and Kings counties #rom the remaining We have procured direct luforimation 1 Tellable sources, and feel justified in as- serting with entire confidence that the state has gone Tepublican. The result_ thus arrived at 1s confirmed by a‘ entirely diferent investigation based upon the returns collected directly from neatly every election district 1a the state. James D. WankeN,Chalrman.” Mr. Dante! Mapning, chairman of the democratic stare committee, sent the following message to the New York Kvening Post: “ALBANY, Nov. 6.—By official returns reported from every county Cleveland and Hendricks have carried New York state by a safe and sure major- ity. No machination, or false claims or _pre- tended doubts of Mr. Blaine’s managers can change this result. Friends of honest government and honest elections can be everywhere assured Uhat the democratic state board of canvassers Will See that the true vote is correctly declared. DANIEL MANNING.” Virginia. ‘The latest reports from Virginia say that returns from elgty-three counties and all the cittes In the state slow a majority of 7,450 for Cleveland. ‘Tae Seventeen counties to be ‘heard trum gave a net democratic majority of 1,270 last year. ‘These coun- ‘es are likely to give as great, if not a greater, mma- Jority now, whtch will make Cleveland's inajority early 9,000 in the state, From the same revurns the majority In the congressionai districts are: First, Thos. €roxton, dem., 950; second, Harry Lib- bey, Tep., 5151; unird, George D. Wise, dem., 1,564; fourtn, James D. Brady, rep., 6,685; fifth, Georg Cabell, dem., 32%: sixyti, John W. Dantel, seventh, C. ‘it. O'Ferral, dem., 3,085; eighth, John Barbour, dem., 3,42; ‘ninth, Connelly F. Trigg, dem., 1,076. Mahone ‘still claims the state, how- ever. Chairman John §. Barbour, of the Virginia deinocratle committee, has Issued an address denying that there has ever been any doubt, about Cleveland's carrying the state since the returns Degun to come in. He ‘says the democratic, estimates were generally confirmed by the revurns, and the committee have never had the least appre- hension about the state. ‘The city board of canvassers of Richmond, Va., yesterday declined to canvass the vote of Ric! mond of account of alleged Informaliues. ‘The ‘oard ts composed of two democrats and three re- publicans. ‘the democratte majority in Richmond 181,870. Both parties were represented by counsel. The state board of canvassers is democratic, and Will have to revise the action of the iocal board. Indiana. John C. New, chairman of the Indiana state republican cominittee, concedes that state to the democrats by 2,000, ‘The chairman of the demo- cratic state couunittee clalwus 8.00) inajority. Mr, Lychener, secretary of the repubican commitiee, ‘concedes a democratic majority of 4,000. ‘Thede ocrats elect nine congressmen certain and the re- publicans three. ‘The elgnt district ts still in doubt. The legislature will stand—democrats 33 and re- publicans 17 in the senate, and democrats 64 and Tepublicans U6 in the house. Michigan. Bas from Michigan say that 1,083 precincts have heard from, and upon these returns and estimates for the rest tbe democratic committee concede thestate to the republicans by a plurailty of 1,500, The republican committee cli 7,000. ‘The indications are that the republican plurality ‘will De about 3,593, California. Complete official returns trom sixty-four ¢incts in San Francisco give Blaine 9,213, Cleveland 7.416; 658 precincts and wards in forty-two counties outside this city give Blaine en ng, 43,270, against Garfleld 41,203, Hancock 36,803. There re- main 452 precincts to be heard from. ‘New Jersey, ‘The official returns from all the cts in New Jersey will bo in the hands of the secretary of Btate today. Full unofficial returns give Cleve- land a plurality of 2,519. The state sepate ts re- ae by one majority and the house republican yy ten majority. Florida. Corrected recurns from ali the counties in Florida Dut three, give Cleveland a majority of 4,600. ‘Two of the three counties to be heard from are strongly democratic. Bisbee (rep.) concedes the election of Dougherty (dem.) to Congress in the second district by 1,000 majority. What Governor Cleveland Says. Gov. Cleveland said last night: “I believe I have ‘Deen elected President, and nothing but the gross- est fraud can keep me out of it, and that we will not permit.” What Mfr. Blaine sald Tast Night. An Augusta, Me., Jast night said Mr. Blaine ras in exeetient ‘health, and ex eed confidence a republican victory, said, in ref- babel ‘to the doubt shrown = the roe “To juote my own saying on an important occasio ny party in the United States ean afford to be de: feuted, but no party will bear to be defrauded.” Gov. Hendricks Serenaded. ‘THE ELECTION EX ‘Scenes im Varieus Cities and Towns. ‘The intense feeling which prevails throughout the country, in regard to the result of the election, 4s intensified by the uncertainty and delay attend- ing the declaration of the official figures. Excited crowds were gathered in all the principal cities and towns of the country yesterday and last evening, ‘and In many instances collisions ocurred and riot ous demonstrations were made. NRW YORK CITY AT FEVER BRAT. In New York city a mob of several hundred, pear- ing a Cleveland portrait, made an attempt to pull down republican banner at Maiden Lane and Broadway. The entire reserve police force of the Precinct was called out, and the crowd was dis- persed. betore any. material was done. mplaints about the dilatoriness of the official re- turns were many, and the popular discontent was fed by placards, Suggestive of attempts to cheat. “Republican treachery and vengeance” was a con- spicuous line in one of the afternoon pli and othersimtlar announcements were hung out. There was a feverish rumor atone time that the demo- cratic crowd, enraged at what It was led to regard as the manipulation of the returns, intended to al- tack the 7ri>une building, but no attack was made. ‘Twelve uniformed policemen were on duty in the Western Union building this evening. Captain Barghold said that nobody had requested him to send the men there, that he had oniy taken the step asa precautionary measure. A New York special to the Philadelphia 7¥mes last night, says: “No day in 1876 saw New York aity as thoroughly excited ast has been z ‘The Tribune had been putting out no bulletins and answering no questions, but suddenly at 3 o'clock it displayed a bulletin giving Blaine a plurality of Over 400, with republican districts to hear from. There Was @ great mass of people in Printing House Square and the republicans yelled them- Selves hoarse. ‘Then the Associated bulletins began to be run into newspaper offices and tney ail were to the same effect as the Trimne Duile- Uns, It was. terrific wet blanket on the Cleve Jand men. ‘The democrats and independent re- publtcans were very angy, not vociferously, but sulien and savage. From ‘mouth to mouth te Same sentiment went, “They are trying to steal the state.” Fuel was ‘added to the flames by the Evening Telegram, whose extra edition bore In display upical lines: “Thieves attempt to steal the Votes pf two states. Indiana one of them. Western Union and Associated Press suspected. Jay Gould's little game.” ‘Then the News, a paper With 150.000 circulation among workingmien principally, pud- shed this card at the head of {ts columns: “Ge ware! Cleveland is elected. We believe it to be our duty to caution the friends of Blaine that any attempt to subvert the will of the people by tam- ering with the returus willbe pertious. The pop- ulace in case of fraud in the returns could not restrained. As much as we deprecate violence, we fear turbuierice and bloodshed would be the result. Beware.” At no Ume were the domonstrauons violent, but there was a sullen virulence about the remarks of democrats and Independents that were particularly dangerous. THE DEMOCRATIC ENTHUSIASM IN BALTIMORE manifested itself by cheering crowds in the streets In the afternodn a broom brigade was formed, and in the ranks were many drunken men and Tow- dies. They marched through the streets and then the ithe was diverted to the federal buildings, but the leaders were met by a throng of custom house and post office officials at the entrance, and a row seemed. In The two paruies were, how- ever, separated by the police before any collision ocetfrred. One of the banners borne by the crowd bore the inscription “Turn the rascals ont,” and Us, coupled with Ubetr visit to the reteral bulld- ing, "had an aggravating effect upon the minds of the officeholders. “The guant in the buliding was doubled last evening. A'man who gave his naine as Hail, who Was slightly intoxicated, procured a broom and went to the United States court house and began sweeplog the steps. This gave offense to some United Sta leputy marshals and Hall was arrested, but afterwards re- leased. In the evening a young lawyer, Chas. B, MeGanitee, was hurrahing tor Blaine aear the Carrolton hotel, when he was assailed by the b, driven into the hotel corridor, Ms watea and chai taken, and he was struck about the face. ‘The moo then becoming turbulent a general riot in the Hotel Seemed possible, and the police was sum- toned. ‘The efforts of the proprietors succeeded In clearing out the crowd before the police arrived. The streets were occupied last evening by nue merous drauken crowds, carried away by excite ment, and the disturbances continued until an early hour this morning, but no serious accident occurred. UNSURPASSED SCENES IN THE STREETS OF BOSTON. Great crowds Unronged the vicinity of the news- Paper offices in Boston lust night. The excitement was Intense. Papers were seized from newsboys and burned, pictures of Blaine and Cleveland were selzed by Ue crowd and destroyed, and there were many personal encounters. ‘The crowd. broke one of the large plate-giass windows of the Journal oMice, and rotten eggs and stones Were tirown at the Dutlding. “At tie democratic headquarters the democrats Were burning ted iights and discharging rockets, and taken altogether the scenes have never been surpassed In the streets of Boston. FIGHT OVER A BANNER IN INDIANAPOLIS. In Indianapolis yesterday afternoon a crowd, headed by Congresstnan W. E. English, attempted tocarry a banner into the post office building. ‘They Were metin the lobby by the republican crowd and @ scuitie ensued. ‘The banner Was selzed and torn into shreds, and the democrats were hustled out of the buildibg. No qne was hurt in the crush, ‘The streets were filled with a wild, howling mob of men who shouted themselves hoarse. THE STREETS OF PHILADELPAIA were crowded last night; and there was a great demonstration of caeering and other enthusiastic, | outbursts, but no serious disturbanc@ ‘The ehiet of police issued an order prohibiting in masquerades, and requesting the marshals of po- Ulical clubs and the people to abstain from parad- ing and to assist in maintaining order and pre- Venting unlawful proceedings during the present exciting political situation by keeping off the streets as much as possible. The police force in the center of the city was lange.y Increased. EXCITEMENT IN OTHER PLACES. Col. Vietor Baughman, the chairman of the demo- cratic county committer, returned to his home in Frederick; Md. last evening trom New York. “The enthusiastic crowd caugot hm up, and he was car- Hed on the shoulders ef the people to the demo- cratie headquarters, where he was compelled to make aspeech, Hesild (hat Cleveland was el and would be inaugurated notwithstanding the ef fort being REJOICING IN SOUTHERN CITIES, In Galveston, Texas, the democrats yesterday fired a salute of one hundred guns. The demo- crats in Montgomery, Ala.,fired two hundrea guns. ‘The democratic Joy n New Orleans was expressed by the discharge of Mreworks. ‘There was a great demonstration in Nashville, ‘Tenn., yesterday, on the part of the democrats. A great parade was’ or ganized and guns were fired. In the eighth Ala- Dama district ue democrats included tn their re- Joicing on Uie general result the joliification over Ue election o Wheeler. ‘Thirteen guns were tired by the democrats of Elmira in honor of Cleveland. john P. St. John was burned in eMgy at Topeka, st night, and such wild scenes were enacted as were never before witnessed in Topeka. A Chicago Rumor, From the New York Hera.d, ‘There fs in Chicago a rumor that a syndicate, having among its members Postmaster General Frank Hatton, Mr. William G. Nichols, Mr. Stilson Hutchins, of the Washington Daity Post; Colonel George H. Jameson, assistant general siperinten- dent of the railway'mail service, and Mr. Clinton Snowden, now of the Washington Republican, pro- ‘pose to purchase the Chicage Times establishinent. SHEDD—BELL. On Wednesday, November 5, 1834, in Buffalo, N, ¥., at the resid-nce of Mr. Thos. son father of this bride, Uy the Key. GW. Cutter, Mr EL 8. SHEDD, of Wastingtor Buffalo, Dal mm, D.C, to Mra. BARY E BELL, of eas = ANDERSON, At 12:05 p. m._ November 6.1884, FAN- NIE V,, after @ lonc und paiiful iluess, wite of the Relatives aid frieady are invited toattend the faneral at her late residence, 1351 Four-and-a-half strect south weat, on November & at two P. m. Py veniber Tih 1884 at, 915, 4m. Aged thirty-three Year. sla nyral’ will ako place, from his ate residence, No, Ocicck. “Hrionds and relatives are invited toattend. Ea CHARLES 7 son of Martha and Slason Coxto ‘oné month and thirteen days, of ‘bronchitis. nie, om Saturday, Bt inst CONNER, At 4:30 o'clock a, m., November 6th. painful iiluens, DANIEL CONNEL, beloved husband Of Winferd Coniner. of county Kerry, Ireland Funoral will take place from 477 Latrest southwest, at. 2.30 o'clock p.m, an Bane ay, the fatnilyare tnvived DIED. ate Luike Anderson, aged forty-five years, BURNS. N AN. DREW BURNS, beloved hua Potas 1009 Delaware avenue northeast, Sunday eveulige respectfully COXTON, At 1:90 o'clock November 6th, 1804, frou ‘residence, No. 1132 C ae ave 1a, sn fe twetty-eihith You ot Iie age after ¢ tongand “bay he rest jn re Mis Tate No, : tives and friendsot foritend., FAUNGE. Suddenly, November Sth, 1886, CONRAD FAUNCE, agsd 42 yours, 200 Of "and the late years, ‘Margaret ‘Dearest husband. tend the funeral, from his Hatyiana Avenue ‘southiwest,ou Bunday, Movember BED, On Friday, November 7th. 1u84. st wise my FRANK AC HAMAGHIEM, in the twenty: ‘seventh his iTtake lice, trom his parents’ residence, place trom reaidgnoe, $13 11th street be fanny invited to attend, wo Ath Editio 6:30 O'CLOCK P.M. THE ELECTION MUDDLE. VICTORY STILL CLAIMED FOR BOTH CANDIDATES. EXPLANATIONS IN ORDER. How the Associated Press Returns Were Prepared, What Norvin Green, President of the Western Union, Says. GOV. CLEVELAND RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS. MR. BLAINE ASKS FOR A FAIR COUNT. —a HOW THE RETURNS Wi ERED. ‘The Way the Figures Which Showed a Plurality for Blaine Were Prepared By the Awociated Prew, Special Dispatch to Tae Evexrso Sr New York, November 7.—Mr. W. IL. French, of the Associated Press, entered into @ full explana- {ion Us noon of te manner in which Ube AS- sociated Press gathers its election returns, upon Which the republican national committee bases ts claim tothe election of Mr. Blaine. Tue plans of The Association are explained in Mr. French's words: “Here,” said he, “are tables prepared in blank on every county in the state, beginning with Albany, These sheets, which are about two feet long by three wide, as you see, are divided into Mines running up and down the page and across; every district and ward of a elty is given, and by this means we may put our figures upoa any Vong district ut an instants notice. Now take Albany county a3 an illustration; te frst. division 1s devoted to Albany city. The divisions or ‘lauk spaces are filed out in this way: Albany, first district, 1889—Gar- Held, 280; Hancock, 288; democratic ima- Jority, 8. 188{—Blaine, 385; Cleveland, 244; But- ler, 14; Jolin, none; republican” majority, 91; republican gain, 99. This system* Is fol. lowed out in all of the two thousand districts tn the state outside of New York and Kings county. These blanks were prepared two or three weeks before election, and everything Was got ready, Now I will explain how we get in our news, and show you how correct our figures must be. ‘Two weeks before election we seut blanks to a munber of trusted agents in each county. These Dianks read— ‘November 4th, Smith, Associated Press, New York, county, district, Blane, Cleveland, Butler, StJoun. Signed.” “These blanks were distributed to the nearest telegraph oMices to each district, and by the opera- tors they have been distributed at the districts. ‘These were Bled out by trustworthy men and sent in to us Tbe Sgures are trans ferred uyon our blanks and footed up. They give Mr. Blaine a siigut pluraiity. We have given no opinion, and have none. It 1s Rot our province to doso. We have merely col- Jected the facts. T have reason to believe thay the figures are correct. They aregnuch more likely to be correct than the figures of the county clerks, who have no means of getting the figures except by hearsay. The returns come to them sealed. No ‘one will know which fs rigit—the Associated Press or the county clerks—until the county canvassing Doardsmeet. All we lack now are 12election districts to complete the lst. We wish, also, to verity seventy districts. This will be ‘done to- day. No election has ever been so thor- oughly reported as this, mor so correctly. Wnere are the conflicting figures found tn democratic counties? The county clerks 1n democratic counties have over estimated the re- ‘urns, notably in Albany and Weschester. That fs, assuming our reports to be correct. Now, to satis- fy ull parties, we have sent out invitations to the republican national and state committees,to the democratic nutioual and state committees and to each morning paper asking them to send each a man to this oMfice to verify our footings. We will place at this table a democrat opposite a republl- can and in that way the pubilc will be convinced of the fairness of our reports, ‘The morning papers say that at 2 o'clock this morning the Associated Press conceded the election of Cleveland. It did nothing of the kind; 1t 1s not the province of tne Associated Press to claim or concede anything. ‘The Associated Press simply gives the figures that come in. AS the figures have come in they show small republican majorities in the districts re- ported. The reports from the county clerks’ oMces give a small democratic majority. We merely sent the reports out as our duty as news gatherers re- quired us to do. AS It now stands, Blaine is slightly ahead. ‘The state board’ of can- Yassers are directed by law to meet in Albany on the Wednesday after the tulrd Monday in ‘November, but may adjourn from day to day untll all the returns from the county supervisors have been received. ‘The latter are obliged to meet on the first Tuesday after the election, and after the vote has been determined thereturas are forwarded to Albany. ‘There can be no tampering with the returns while in transit. ‘The law is very clear in providing not only for the severe punishment of fraud by such messengers, but for any voluntary or negligent act on thelr part whereby the purpose of their appointment may be nullified orendangered. Itapplies notonly to messengers themselves, but any person or persons who may hinder or obstruct or in any Way Interfere with the performance of their duties. ‘The state board 1s composed of Secretary of State Curr, republican; Attorney General O’Brien, democrat; Controller Chapin, democrat; Treasurer Maxwell, democrat, and State Engineer Sweet, democrat” 0 cRE GATH- Special Dispatch to Taz Evexre Stan. ‘Out of 18,600 offices, 10,000 ‘What could we gain by keeping employed night instructions our men have had are "to most accurate returns, no matter party was favored, and I tink that cial figures come in tt will be found Ei 3849 biabed about right. The truth of itia,that at any other’ this delinquency on the part of remote districts to forward unelr returns would not be noticed; just at ‘this time when everything 18 80 close, 1t 16 noticed. As for Mr. Gould, I @id not sce him atall yesterday, although he was tu bis officen this building. 1 understand that he sent up to the press agent for election news. Of those whoare in the executive off- cea the majority are democrats. I myself voted for Cleveland, and would like to see him President. pluralty. OWA a By Associated Press. CONGRATULATING GOV, CLEVE- LAND. Union, and already several thousand have been reoeived. Among the telegrams was one from Jay Gould, congratulating Gor. Cleveiand on bis elec Uon, commending his adminigtration as wise and radent, and expressing the beliet that ine Dublness interests of the country will be safe in Cleveland's bands There was ¢ constant stream of visitors in and out of utive ‘chamber all morning, many among the : governor bore modestly. The excitement in this city has largely su ‘the republicans generally conceding Cleveland's election, Many business and privale Houses are decorated, and the enthitisiasin um the democrats is subdued, but intense. The dacke sonians, one of the leading campaign ciubs, will serenade Gov. Cleveland at the executive matte this evening. On Monday might next a monst celebration Wil: be held, in which all the campayga, ciubs of Albany and vicinity will parccipate Avovsra, Me, November . To Chairman B. F. Jones, of the Krpublican Nae tional Committee: Tam advised that there have been frauds com- mitted in New York state. I believe that the honest vote of the state gives a republican piu- rauity, and I ask the committee to see that we have a fair and honest count, (Signed, James G. BLaine. ee THE CLOSE VOTE IN NEW YORK, em than any Este New York, November 7.—A differenoe of 441 has, been found in Cattamugus county, beLwrey the Assoclated Press footings and the returns of the county clerk. If Uhe latter's figures sland Ubey will increase Biaine’s puraiity by 441. [To there will bt nochange. Au effort uas been made lo gut Lue eler= tion districus repeated separately. The footings ot districts ag Fecelved In Lie Associated Press ome are correct. vis iu Ue returns havi favorable to ‘The only possibility of « been Incorrect at first; namely, tod 1h Cleve! Situation at 3 p.m, Henn discovert, whicl, Xcept as to the one ln West Chester couuty, very nearly balance, Tue indications are growing stronger that the vote will be nearer even than any estimates have Many cotuties are yet to be revised, however, and the Wurk Will be slow: and tedious. It ts necessarily 90, since tn every Case Where discrepancy is discovered or duit 18 Fala Uhe election district returns are inquired for, AC this late hour I is not always easy We secure these s. ane em the Chic of the Barean of Btect head ‘New Your, November 7.—The supr ome court to- Gay granted an order requiring Ua bureau of elections to suow cau. ‘hot permit the comnltive ot law Jast night's meeUng Lo tu spect Lue clect New Vork City Potice in Headiness tor Any Emergency. New York, November 7.—By orders of the acing tendent of polics, Issued to-gay, the cap. are required to bold Uveir men to readiaes® for any outbreak Un at might occur. — A lange forge Of police oRicers 1s massed tn Ue station Housed nearest to the new spaper offices. f Counties, al vote of ‘Yates county is as follows: laine, 8,1 land, 1.917; Butler, 114; St. John, 168. Baines plurattty, 1,274. Kivostox, N. ¥., November 7.—Uister county rer Poi aya Kive Bib 98, Clever 9,870, SL. Jolin 4a, Butler 157, Bixduauron, N. Y., Noveaiby ‘the oMicial canvass by the councy everk In Bro county for electors and Congrenanen Is as 0). For electors, Blaiuie, 7.182; Ceeveland, 8.76); Si.doling 458; Butler, 144. For Congress, stephen C. Miuinrdy ‘7.478; Chas E Remick, 1; Josep W. Brucet1%, New Yors, November hg: ‘ures in West Chester county shows @ clerical error in Associated Press fooulugs. This was coused oy the 1 1 being mistaken for a figure 6, the 1 having been blurred. A correction of ‘thi error gives Cleveland 30) more voles than Ube pre» Vigus statement, based uu election districts. New York, November 7.—Coimplete returns by election districts from Cattarsugus county have Deen repeated in order Wo verity the Associated Presa returns ‘They stow that the county clerk over estimated Bialne’s plurality by 482.and (hat tue ceed Feturos and footings Were correct. This will re po effect on Ube returns, sluce Lue CieTk's re. ‘Vurns had not been accepted as correct. A ful ‘statement of the two classes of reLurus—clerk’s Aistrict—will probably be ready to-nigut. FUNDS WANTED. Adaresé of the National Democratic Committee, Naw Yous, November 7. very active measures to insure a Tair and prompt | revura in all yed and doubtful disinicts. Coun- sel are employed to watch the official canvas, and at ents are made to insure the Sa Re ee ene Serene one canoer Bepublican by a Small Majority. Dersorr, Micu., November 7.—Careful compart= ‘80n of the Mgures from both democratic and repub> ican sources show that the figures heretofor:: sent in the Associated Press reports from this city ate nearly correct. ‘The democrats sllow the rpublie ‘cans @ plurality of about 1,500, and the republicans claim a plurality of 7,500. ‘The state has gone re Publican, according to Associated Press ngures, by 4877. ‘There is not a great deal of difference on the tom, ATLawta, Ga., November 7.—This city is celebra- ‘ing Cleveland’selection. At 11 o'clock, amidst ———_»____ Democraw Firing New Jute in honor of | | i E i ; i | Tk li i i i _ ‘Boesiering Order im Pittaberg. ‘EE mavYoR FORBIDS TUE PosTING OF ELZOTION ‘Was issued to-day by Chief of Police Braun, for. ‘Didding the posting of election bulletins and thr of tin horas on ss Lie by i i |