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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03


EBLfNG-r, Hshsn TUESDAY Dee l. Joseph Ebios aged
The r.,es and Of the family respectfully invited % sess
late residence, One-hundTr anitHsn bsS's
near Esst River, on Pn.sy afternoon a. } O'Clock p m
HAYDN Tuesday Dec l. the residence Of her sosn.S John
Lord Soh Orange n j. Rebecs widow Of James Hay oneW
Prlhsp Dale Westchester Co. n T. .,., Hx
Tie relatives aad friends the family invited 10 attend he unsS
rom he rssieaes Of John Lord souih Orarge I on tdr<
Dee iI(s The train Morris and hsses haioAS shse
foot Of Barcsy Christopers II ~ ior Aohtoso
t tp Tie reaans Bsst Chester foE internenH
LARKRY-0n Monday Nov Patrick Lsrss aged a yea" and
The and faend Of family respectfully invited 20 ,usst
Dec D. at o'clock The remains viii be Inferred IN Oa's"
Cemetery.
California papers please copy -
MOoREAt Railway n j. Third Div the ls inst James u
TIE 5s Of the fry are Invited TO attend funeral Fnh D,f.
tie lust. AZ ?. "a, from his late residence
MBRRTT-At Pn6eh j. Mrs H. f. r. Merritt Fehe' Of james
D. Merritt 10 her Goth year 80
Tie relatives AMI ens ave attend the funeral Al Grace
Church, White Plains, on Saturday. Dec > " ~ H. H
notice.
ami friends the family aui tnoe Of her son IN ~
Hamilton respectfully invited her funeral on ffp s
inst ooIcck from the hcrcet lrsbgersn Cbi'o'
Clinton y ace Without further invitation
oAKLEY-suddeuly disease TUESDAY. tho Ia
Alexander Oakley. IN the 9th ~ his
Funeral will se place FRIDAY. the Alb INST, from bi as
r-uce l0 Bast Twenty sccondst The relatives sIn sh'i
are respectfully invited to attend
ROWRLIOu The morning u Nchesa the u inst Dr. ""sa
The feos and relatives are respectfully invited 70 attend tie funeral
nom Aon. Presbyterian Church mean nahse Oh fi'y
sh inst, at O'Clock p ~ -.
sNITH-op TUESDAY eveabg Dec Charles Jsucl suih aged
rs rs,,e. and friends q the family invited si the dn,r.l
biz late resderce 10 Cl2ssDEae Aet Dti-'A 80 "' -
THURSDAY, Dec ;, At IL o'clock
Providence r. l., papers please coi.'
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MARRIED.

AIIASON -WRAY-A IN .phla Tuo''y, Dec l. ~ te Rev
Auhony Atsod william Aascn VI Ns"loTA 10 Fannie "r'y
OF tAs former place.
DROWER- HOpdMAS-On Tnesis Dec 1.-THE residence OF the
Angus Ives Holman broNeroi thcsso
to Jo Barker daughter Of D. hodsm'n esd iOuAs "ehs''e'
PIgCKR-uuTCHNsoy- Tuesday, Dec By Rev Norma,
g,,,r b. Charles Louis Fneke 10 Clara, daughter OF Samuel
Iutchluson, all OF Broolyn ~, ma, ~ W
h, tho RsI Ad Hartte Henry r. Kussland Of Nswfort City
20 Antls ~ Pcisrisg 81 Banslo
TUESDAY Dee l. by the Rev Theo L.
cnV,r ID residence Of the BRIDES uncle H. A Rchsrdsou
s, Rob.r Paterson o. Brooklyn 50 BnuA j. only daughter Of
As iIol W. Dosans IpiAaA
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LA7fSf SH1P NEWs
ARRRRf5irp.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Comnhi, Van Size. Havana mlse and pass
Iuehe.ae HAVE Nov 10 mdse ard Das
steamship Panits. Philadelphia mdse aud pss' 49,
SANFORD Moore Wilmington, N u naval sO0'
a., Icon, Tobern Gardiner. Me- dst, lumber
Bns M,ry Grace Oliver Wind,or n s., - DAYS plasser
BIZ CimoT Meredith, Ayre' Rondoni Tor b"son
- ERs-RVER AMI CosrNM
G Painter Aban,, II w W1n. nou Gso,y.,orn
hee u roy 'iIAn.A Lsyinia Bell. Jacksonville
n T., 'r,l, w r.rsbeth h., Newport
:, w. " I,Ssn iiear, q. Fay CALAIS
Surge Hartford hiton Iro'~ srd
Hiram Tucks Fsl River Hannah Chsye, re'.~'. "a.
u n Webb Rockland Richard Borden Provides
1i.Ii-p RAJ NrvR Bedford B.luimaut Dightos
Muquis Providence rha nApes' nstns''p
phii' Killer Proyid Staten Islander eSHaven.
Sarah Elizabeth, Nsg.ll,'en. T. H. seymour NeNhareo
N,ilis hos. Boston Gloucester New Haven.
Anu ElIa New port Justice seHpofL,,
ktaRoly, NeN Haven Althes frankln Mysuc
VIM orrelL Nofych flrlng Cloud doucesier
Are,. Cohb Prrycrtoru Annie Freeman, Proyncetosa
whistler. Taunton. " A. pys,i NeSh
Jauc Smith, Boston john X Clst, NeN-hA'eh
Cb., Trefesther Taunton J. w. Rvsuan, Providence,
n 4. Peudltton, Westerly ocean w ave. frOVdence
Jo,spb p Ros, Taunton. A. A. Rowe Nantucket
Johu Somes. Providence. Goiles, lsntncket
piIarra Ntster l.
T. Jones. Boston hlea NJ Nshe, NAah
Borden, lsl River. oale W. fOnIer, taunton
John Msnloye, Providence
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sIS s,srsco bee 2--Clesred ship White swallow Tor Hong
koug. With hroid.tufs
Ca,E g,roS Dec Arrived bark Monaeqush from liverpool
Steamship key West from New York via Baltimore sAed
steamship Carroll, Baltimore. ., ~
MtLNisarOs, Dee lAued VIM T. clyde new
York, James A. Cars. Baltimore 49, -. 49, ~,
PoRrNs,, MoSSos Dee pssi o Norfolk brig Lime MN
bal from Philadelphia
Jrao coming. rom Phsdrpl!s sailed Musi
steamship. Florida York. Cleared bark MARY ufrrd
Tor HAVE brig Tsnquu, for Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
THE FRAUDS on THE CUsToMHoUsE.

The Commissioner of Customs and those asso-
ciated with him in the investigation OF frauds upon tho
Revenue said TO have been practIced by some OF the
Custom Houseyocers this city are very reucent as
regards the knowledge which may have been Obtained
Inv them i'm the progress OF the investigation IN II under
stood however that frauds ~ magnitude have been dis
covered and that OF the operators have been ar
rested also that large quantity OF imported cigars,
silks and clocks have boon seized, ana thht THESE are
valued at not less than 100000 IL n limited that con
pracy ersed among persons charged with the protcc-
lion OF the Revenues cheat the Government ana enrich
themselves by running through goods upon which only
nominal duties n duties at all were pad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
THE CHARTER ELECTION.

There were fow votes cast for Alderman
Tuesday but In most the refused to
Them to make returns OF the The only
figures We have arc as follows Seventh Distrot-Nnth
Ward: White, 223; LOzier, 10; Mack, 1; Zabriskie1
The table for Assistant Aldermen, published in the
Wednesday morning TRIBUNE, are complete with the
cepon OF three election Districts, which cannot be pro
cured
In the School Commissioner and School Trustee tables
there are only two election Districts missing.
The vote for School Trustees in the Third Ward, cor
Tected is as follows Michael McCann CTammany), 2J9;
Isaac Minnie Niozart1, PIP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
A LATE wALI-sr OPERATOR IN CUSTODY.

Detectives Hastings and McClune OF the
Memphis Police yesterday arrived in this city, having IN
custody j. Augustus Marsh ato member OF the hrn OF
Temple & Marsh, brokers OF No. Wal-st, Who ABOUT
two weeks ago worthless check for $1,000 on lo
Bank OF the Commonwealth, payment Tor sloDVV OF
United States Jverwenty bonds, purchased IRON the
Messrs Henry Heisers Sons Of No. SO WalEst All the
bonds recovered. Marsh was locked up az P1lce
Headquarters II understood thar the friends OF me
young viii make good the loss Occasioned by his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

Comparing these figures we see that in 1854 the votes
cast by party nearly correspond With the calculated
numbers the Democratic votes being little more, and
tho Republican little less which deviation Is 9Rna-
Again in 1861 the Democratic votes were nearly $50
above the calculated numbers which votes If all genuine,
may reasonably be attributed 10 temporary changes
effected by the liquor question In confirmation OF winch,
OF Of e I g Sa Vote s Tbe in Tss NJ Gs%od
does not rise ~ the calculated 1855 but Gen Grants
Top ilary reasonably carries him little above IT. and
Il the same rule ought at least TO diminish to equal
extent the vote for Mr. Seymour. Deduct Gen Grants
the genuine and available In New York for this
aud We have 5000 as the outside limit OF MI sey,,
tleast 2S9 fraudulent There Is no rational ex
paLaton them the theory Of their being genuine
Votes The suppostOn is in palpable conflict with the
clearly established laws OF increase IN the you.g
ton OF NewYOrk-laws that When ueuucteu -, to y, ba
sufficiently numerous and authentic as We see lhe ~ e
arc as certain in their operations anu een do
greatly vary, We have seem ana without implying
fraud but il by falling below the actual number OF
avaiabe voters not by rising above IT, The laws we
have been observing show the limits bey0'd trkeh
ncreaso i'm the voting population Of NewYork City at
the rate OF fonr per eent per ann ~ s yer sncs
$780, aud Of the actual census OF voters ana heeo1
ngy we have in NewH1fk ty ca 1hs ff continued
from the vote OF lSiO or lSOs5 according 70 car
culaop from ths vote Of 1860; or 1892 according 70
Calculation from the census returns and tables These
numbers showing us the limits we thas know tha te
erase are even when applied 10 matters variable
popular elections may be seen here in Erie county Inc
a. DER cent from one Presidential election 20 another
See how steadily the Law OF reguaT increase aPPe' hess
Actual votes In Erie Co....l9957 1886 2643s S0Sl9
Votes At rs per CT 229JO 1883 9O351
We thus demonstrate not only the fact Of great fraud
ht we proximatey It's and trace II to
51T i1ereaseEno1e whatever on Mr. Griswod, and
not more than reasonably expected by men OF az
81 course be shown this way, but s limitations are
thus established. It not 900 over SOOo ana ~ wac
not 10 is at least 80 large as necessarily
have been the work Of the Democratic party No dozen or
~ irresponsible individuals conIrVeu ana eAecucu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
TIE p. r. DIOCESE or LONG ISLAND THE REV.
ADRIAN " IITTLFJOHN, d. d., ACCEPTS 1aE
nrEIlT or RfSIIDp.

The Rev. Dr. Abram n. Littlcjohn. who
was recently elected Bishop Of the new Protestant Fps
copal Diocese OF Long Island has formally slgnhed MS
acccptaDce OF the 10 which he chosen, rs may
bs seen the following oncinl announcement made by
the Rev Alexander Burgess -. D. Rector OF ~ Johns
Church, Brooklyn: - g.. &c,
The Rev Ahrsm y Lt'roir u D. l IBIS .rrirg D. irit-r
accepted q, oa, Bishop Of Long apd 90 sbeh b. "as oe4 ~
lie late Convention
ALEI BURGESS Secretary o. The siaHl.as Comiaies'
As the Rev. Dr. Iitciohn had been previously elected
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Northern New, oIh bu' ma,
Long Island "A new election Is made necessary on the
uaf OF the clergy and churches Of the Protestant EscO
bal faith ln Northern New-Gork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
Announcements

Thanksgiving Day was duly observed by tur-
key f,as theatrical festivals, ierp,ehorean e' sud the opening '
k,ot rHs HarrsR Of the magnificent selection ofFrE' ETC.,
o., b, re..p,. s tst was ever sinriug
uri,r or added grace the fair forms Of American gentle
women The KSo, depot Brosl=ay Of fan' Is
peBdeut With elegant and with thsbrAni Winter s rs
~ rsptleuan, Hats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
A Child Cnn See Through 1t.

machines family several and
feel that much rs favor NEVER ont o. order
AID SUPPLE ch through a. II is the leading machine
To th, the 10 this there are tSo WILCOX GbD'
machines n Of any other knijoph Cofip AldhtH Fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

IL appears tbat worknen, for the PURPOSE OF Kart,p
their coffee had ina; hT" In the larra repeoe Of lie
chimney on the right OF the gate, and that sparks fell
IRON mat chimney upon the roof the gateway. and
communicated the fire. which spread with extraord nnry
velocity when first seen. the fire was than in
diameter Buckets could not at first DE found and
chy WAS speedily deserted for fear OF the explosion
Of the magazine Inc loaded shells lying in the fort
were scarcely less dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

MARRIAGE ACCORDING TO TEMPERAMENT
good people unhappy marriage because their mperameu
sdpd II the harmonic er
Gu. Differences This subject will be explained
Lecture TO-DAY chronological Rooms No 39 BoaiWsy
Seats cents, tickets for I'll Doors open NJ O'Clock Lee
tor, commences al u O'Clock precisely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
The Derby Atheppnm.

The distribution Of valuable works Of at BY be
DERBY Athenea popular with only lovers Of bt
bookuers James Hart, hne painting Meadow Lands Iaged
$50 W be awarded At the Ahennm No 50 Broadway on sat
~ - books secure the co7e pte
n the good books offered SCI forth by h Deby al'efse'
NJ. IL u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

coal train ran off the track near Bound
Brook, NJ j. Thursday afternoon, causing the desrue-
ton OF half dozen cars, and delaying the eastward
rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

On the 4th of June last, in Republican meet
ing at Concord, N. H., Gov Hartman made the predc-
ton that tho electoral votes OF 70 states would be given
for Grant aud Coar The estimate was thought
agant ut tho time, but tho result has Justified exactly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

A Coon HOTEL is q benefit to the c0mmu-
M AMI Htop NAV we'll be proud Of noted AMERICAN ersz
and 90 we'll Kept BY LEN RrcE e, Thoroughly rested ani re-
furnished It need, fear no competitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

A SUPERB YARIETY.-KNoX makes mag
ns.eu display fancy % t, aud those who want Abcomng
SCI an obtain reasonable charge at bis establishment the uni
yer,ay popular hat store No 22 Broadway Of Fusonsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

THE NAPOLEON COUGU Pills quickly cured
Mr. H,.etut enarAver distressing cough AID commercial broker
os deep affection Of Sold at No a. Dey ST. aud by
iagg.st. Puce SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
pni.s Palm iii Snnn.

For the Barn and TonKr
Manufactured by IrNDLsr NJ. klzfSr1N,
No ne Msrgafstta-sL. Philadelphia. felp.
Price Two Dollars per Dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

=, ne ~ Chicago Tribune opposes the nomination
oI hr sumner Ne Secretary OF State and thinks Mr.
"ssbOurne would make good Secretary Of the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
vote cast c.lsalaisd At cale9laiea A7all,bs 70;

The Absentccs lu NcW1 Ok CITY IN former PTctucntld
elections have always exceeded 10 per cent: COnse
aueutly the column Of the above table probably
slows more nearly than does the last the true limits Of
the numbers OF real and available ana the
C. two three thousand above these limits shown
the wears and l-54, may very reasonably bc atr
buted IL the "ItueaeTs and other artificial means Of
swelling the But n not insisting this,
srHe Tor the purposes OF this demonstration that the
returns in former years have only covered the actual
numbers OF real qualified voters, ard that only 10 per
cent OF the qualified voters absent from the polls
tins year. then that the alleged number OF l554I
votes this year in NewYOrk City is larger by at least
n f9O than the highest available number " legal voters
For further comparison place here side by side the
votes Of each OF the two parties since and including 1900
Min calculations ot its Increase per cent per Rnnum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
HOME NEWS.
Tng WEATHER

FNNKs hou vsusbio from sunrise e. H. also sirig
Ahern@"n-Nnfy To- cloudy n subset
prnkhhg 1880 BvenngWndy "a 63 he1
taHg on PhenomenaA large O'Clock last
ing brilliant yellow shot the Of tho
evening " sbe Planet Jupiter and after novisg BY r.
OF disappeared the Lozo changing utO red green AID blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

POfTRR-y0NBs-Oo weinesi.v Dee at 0fscs cgrcb Tts
Henri G. Potter. D. D. James Nelson PO'srE ns''''
daughter Of Edward Jones
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q .aza1EEAgH
DIED

An Notices Of Mopiqgcs must Be hrd0r,cd F''' I1''
hdps ami aGLire,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

American In,titute-A stated monthly meeting Of hs Iniuts
M he h.1 THIS Thursday EVENING at a o'clock a. 10 rooms
hs Cooper Buas Members procure their tickets for the coa
JOHN W CHAMBERS, Acting Recording Secretary
American Institute-The Polytechnic Branch " meet THIS
fTnr EVENNG az ococ Order Of papers On Piumeaso.
b Dr H. Feuchwauger Ocean Navigation aud Po's Suhnlss
II Wilson esq. On the IemPeng o. steel ~ nerGAa Wars
ESQ Admission free o. u liNi'i'''' N-''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

Union Republican General Commttee.-A regular monthly
meeting u tho above will be held Heaiqaarters Nc
on Rr,v,v w. cor Tyenty.seeoudst THURSDAY EVENING
Dee H7t O'clock FREbAAN j. FlihiAH' VAAfmaa-
WV DsrS ssJo }secret.rie.
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L. V. IAUGHWOUT & Co..
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Fars and Far Alterations at Is per cent bses Bfo.d.
prices ANC0NAS No 81 sixth for en Superintendent
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JEwHLRY.-Mr. william W. Cassidy. No. II South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF nue every amt sllverwsre the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real pure arti-
Gle furnished ata price which cannot be equailed.
He also hes q large stock OF American western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit to
his store is sure 10 result IN pleasure aud profit.
ARrETa--Housekeepers land especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the cty) will find
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See advertIseme ent in another column.
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Immense assortment Gents, Youths', and Boy :
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BILE than ever. A call solicited whether ready 10
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MARRIED,


ACKER-DRAKE.- In Philadelphia, Novambtr ~,
1855. nv Rev. d. Bon.berger, Mr.: HENRY H.,
AOKER tO Mrs, UAROLINE Z. DRAKE. both of
NoYTistown, Pa.
KEwKUMFT-KELLNER the 18th instant,
nv the Rev. Mr.. Wele PBILIP NEWKUMEr 10
Miss ANITA M. KELLNER, both OF this city, No
cards.
DIED.
APHOLD.-On the evening OF the sith Instant,
MAYER ARNOLD, In the ssd OF his age.
The relatives Rno nIendB OF the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the tuneral. from his late
GehCe No. 44O N. Fiji street. Friday morning, the
"a b lns ant, B. o'clock.
HANF.-OD the 24th instant Mrs. MARY vIR.
GINA HANF, wife ~ Charles Hasf and daughter OF
TIE late William g. and Martha II. PJasou.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
husband, No 5i7 Ella sreet (west OF FraOktOrd road,
above LRnphiu street,. on Friday afternoon a.
O'Clock. To proceed to Wharton Street M t. Church.
KELCH.-On the gath instant LYD Ola KELCH. In
the 6Si h year OF ner age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited To attend her funeral on Friday morn
ing 27tb instant at 10 O'Clock, from her late resi-
denCe, no. 1881 Pau street, Frankford.
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she apr eclAtes heiT wants Lhe marked success If
her productions sbows."-New York Times.
Ether rot the aoove works sent y nAai postpaid,
on receipt CT the price.
SHELDON q CO..
PUBLISHERS,
Nos. 4os and 500 BROADWAY,
IL 25 wi2t NhW YORK.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-25
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