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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROI NDs,
NuggeSssanS ag Ssea. ~ MtchIer.

Gen. y. Michler. lac Cotntniss' aucr 81 p..l-
lie BUfdiuys Eud GIOu~cS. has Subnufgl I'D
Gen. HumThri,> a rero-i o. ~ Woik M 20 t'.F
tine be Nss relieved rom that aUtv, June sd.
l>Ti After referring o. the vcTk dove ou t.r
public Paris. bridge, &c, hcueioiorc pub. She
IN THE STAR, re ~ - o. htr prsN-ous o. some
u,,r,iat.ors In r,pard o. national park Ir,u
tn Carital % the frCsalens's hou q. aud says
"1hc subject has been fIlly d'~cus sel or p hHr
Ocsas.ons- ltis O. hC hopct ths. rrn
convert theSe erounds. Cor tbe most par.
unC mhs lliShed ~ the prsS,Ut into heuent AMI
p.easgTc not ollN 90 toe NH ahitauts ui TIE rtNr
Int 20 an y no desire 20 visit the Capual oi the
Nauon. In rrgardtU LAFAYETTE Square, De T.,r
omme nds that y difltrsut material fJr the u slh-
should he selected, and the very hich ursi Ehf'E
non fence shcpld D. rcplacud "a u '.sat .~ ana
more ornamental one. In the ikth street c.r..r
several distinguished crntiemsu Who oer-VE
beautiful residences surrounding the rfr.si" so
cut me- mortal tree therein ~ rrpr"Sluiafiy.s yI
The growth OF Their respective State the lrEk
eve 81 Ohio, the white pan, o. N,a Wauiu.lisl.
aud the hemlock 81 Vermont were anon. the
number.
Judiciary SQUARE siil remains n, IN, anne ,,,
Finished state, aud ~ j. o. Do hoped tnat Ssf..
effort viii he made to have ~ ,mh, ui>hyd. Ni.r.
atCd an the heart the CitV, IL should cor. tI..A
receive the attention cd tongrr1~ ~ au early
date. He eNrrcsses the oliiu,on tliat thr tri1r..
lar reservations i'm the CITY should each o.,
named after come plant "a tree. The -
~ two or three past summers shows tHa
necessity OF introducing sufi,IT,rf
supply OF water throughout the public
grounds for the proper preservation 90 tie
growth OF vegetation which atlrms thtm- A.
abundant supply Tor that pun rzr can De- trr
uishcd hy the Potomac river or 10y Rock gre,h
" should lie an object of Interest 90 all ca url.
this tmlOrtant matter upon the prUUCr author
utS. The capital 81 The nation can be- made or.
os the most beautiful and attractive slofs IN Oh.
country. IL possesses unusual advantages q.
FAR a locality H. Concerned. aud man
other important and necessary and agrccab.
features, which are not often fouul canrrr
tratcd IN one city. In referring - tlir impras..
mCnts az the Presidents House. Gen Mich ..-
saws he purchased beautiful services OF pla.
and glass for state occasions. 4 . 10 would seq
hut proper and right that liberal appropriation
he made i'm order 20 preserve the dignity AM
elegance Of the establishment
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burning Of q Pfano Factory. and
Shocking Accident

Elcren F'remen Buried Under Fallen Wall.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.--Deilham s. Funck's
piano factory, on Tenth avenue, was burned
engaged on one side of the building i'm putting
up ladders TO carry hose, the roof fell in, caus-
ing the side walls TO fali over, burying eleven
firt men in the ruins. The firemen and police
immediately worked TO clear away the debris,
and hnally rescued them alive, though two are
believed TO be fatally injured. Assistant Engi-
Deer Rhodes was one of the injured. The build
ing was owned by j. p. Hale, the owner of tho
piano factory on S6th street hich fell and killed
Sc veraf people last year. The falling of the
Building 4xt,nru,,,.-d the fire. Loss Of the fac
tory, SIS .0oo; insured. r.HF
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Democratic Cove rD or and Republican
Legislature.

NEWARK, M, Nov. S.-The Iates. returns
from all parts ID New dorsey indicate that Par
kei, democrat, Is elec5ed by about $500 ma
iority, being about the came as Gov. andolpb
Rad three years ago.
The Legislature is republican IA both
branches. The Senate has l. republicans and
democrats; the Assembly he 50 repub-
licans and q democrats The rep blicIn
majority on joint ballet j. IL. being repy bljcan
gain OF iOur members. Newark CITY gives pa
ker 20 majority, being democratic gain of
about Geo over the charter election last I1onth
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THE ELECTIONS.
SIX STATES OUT OF NIEz GONE Re.
PUBLICAN.
NEW YORK. - !.
Large Republican -Maforl i'm the
S.ate-Tanmk6xv a.r3mnled Il

S.ate-TaNmAoy CrfpPled.
Returns all over the state show heavy repubii-
can gains. 1t was estinased lass night that the
State had gone republican by from IS 900 TO
4O,GC0 majority. The senate stands &c republicans
and reformcrs u 9 Tammany democrats The
a sembly is two-thirds repnhlickn and resernk
The tOIal democratic majority in New York citS
is believed TO be a6ouS q ST. Franz Sigel Is
elected register by about 5000 majority. VIM
NJ. Tweed, candidate for the senate from the 4th
district i'm New \ ork, is elected by alarge major
iiy. Norton. Tammany candidate, Is elect III
S natOr in the 9th district by large majority.
The election o thirteen Tammanyit : to the aS-
sembiy + ON New York city j. believed ID be
certsn The Tanmany boards o. aldermen and
G-sis.aTt aldermen are suppO ed - be rC-elcct A.
Ii IS believed that Hoe % Seymour aud 80 nue.
j. ldCn have ben elected 10 The a sembly.
Nearly the whole of the democratic city aud
county ticket is chpsen in Bro Dklyn. Powell.
dem, is chosen MAYOR asmall majority over
Booth, iep Kalhfesssnr, ire, ula- democ 1t
men aud s'x democratic are probably chosen in
Brooklyn--a republican, gain of - The Tam
many majority in New Y ok GIN 1862 was
$2,579. The total vote OF the city this year is
shout l36,0Cl, being the largest ever east except
at the Presidential election OF 1868
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NJ AR VI AND.
neln0c ra II a Maforifx a hauf n, aaa

BALTIMORE, Nov. Same Arundel county
reported about 800 democratic maioriiy; WI
comico county, $50 democratic majority, and
Somerset county about 300 democratic majority
The democratic State ticket carried W ashington
county by about 30 majority. The republicans
eject some of the county officers. The demo-
cratic majority on the state ticket will be about
1890.
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ILIryOIS.

Medill's majority for mayor of Chicago is est
mated all the way nom u 600 to SEQ. The
"trc-proOf' candidates for aldermen are elected
IN nineteen out "a the twenty wards. BeseIidge,
the republican candidate for Congress al LARGE
has been elected by probably 25 900 to 60 ,aO ma
IL rity.
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MICHIGAN
EetrOit Repa biieaa for the First Time
I'm Twelve Years.

DEyEoIT, Mich, No=. G-For the first time in
,SeIye years the republicans have carriSd this
city, Moiats majority for mayor is 500; q re-
publican gain OF 200. The common council
stands IA republicans, 10 democrats.
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:, IA PANTHER carried on a little giri from
the vicinity of Mobile recently.
- Mrs. Madden of Texas was so maddened
by the insults of arOwdy that sue shot him dead
SOne Of Chieago's leading business men an
nounees that he II AZ present a % gilf-edged pau
per-"
4. ~ The Rev. DIR. Collyer, who since the great
Chicago fire has been preaching 70 his flock
near the ruins OF his church, says thai those who
have been thanking God for the burning of
Chicago are not those people who have been
burned out, you know.
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MIN EcSOTA
Austin, Republican still AbesI.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. S.-RPturns from :.
t0wrs and cities give Austin 3. 125; Young. dem
ocrat, l,G5. Austifi's majority 30 far i i2i
The vote Of Ramsey county and the city of ST
Paul has rot been counted, but will probably
reduce the ma iOrity
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The republican vote in Natchez is estimated
az $50. There was no opposition. The election
pas: ed oil quietly in Vicksburg, with the excep-
ton of q feT small fights.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-dsv wee s, SO ..5.S
GEORGE NJ. Wo ONWARD was to- day appointed
10y the Pm dent third lied e1aHt in The revenue
IN .r'Da service
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NEW -JER SEY.
Hudson Con ufy .DemOe rafie a q USu,u

NEw YORK, Nov. 7.-Hud. on comfy. New
Jersey, complete, gives Parker 2.s64 naiority
over Walsh, republican, Tor Governor, elects
'ein0erat1c SeI'aiOr, democratic She -if, three
democratic, four republican and ope ipdepen-
cent for AsseHlblymen. This is a "a in OF two
democratic Assemblymen.
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The TICRBORNE CAsR.-Great excitement
viii attend the reopening OF the Tichborne trial
in London this week, wherein the CONTESTANT
TO a valuable estate. The interest Is heightened
by rumOr that the attorneys for the claimant
have discovered In Australia one ArthuT Orion
the man whom the claimants opponents allege
him to be and not Sir Roger. The claimant has
returned from Cornwall, with an enormous
qaanfity OF letters, etc, alleged 10 have been
written by him TO his mother.
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ARK ANS Az.
The Anti-CiaytOn Rep abIicaus Sue.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. S.--OficiaI returns
rom all the wards elect the er re Rrooks ticket
re ided by General CIttersOn for Mayor by an
average majority of two TO one. Geh. Cater on
- a Gently suspended United States marshal
and represented the republican opposition to
Senator Clayton.
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PRoF. THOMSON now shows to the British
Association that no thickness less than 1000 or
$500 miles would enable the crust of the earth
to resist the tide generating force OF the sun and
MP by a tide within the molten mass, like the
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A DENTIST n on trial in LOckpOrt ON a 81.
Tor damages for Injuries done a boz ten wears sI
age by the use OF laughing-gas II T. charge.I
that he gave assurances that the gas. whioh W.
administered an January, Wa harmless, AMI
that on the contrary, since that time the boz
has suffered from TIE and kind OF demautia a
a direct CONSEQUENCE OF It's uSe
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NEW JERSEY.

Parker. democratic candidate for governor.
probably has majority of from > .at1 to 5000
Both branches OF the Legislature wiilG,c repub-
lican. The republicans have large gairs ali over
the State.
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ReDubIicnp stoiorit, a

net FONTS reached 10y telegraph indicate the
election Of the republican State ticket by from
5000 to 10,000 majority.
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THE PoPE AND THE SuLTAN.-Monseigneu
Franchi, the Papal envoy, has taken his depar-
ture from ConSfantiDople, having failed in his
efforts TO obtain guarantees IRON the Sultan in
regard to the statss of Catholic subjects. The
Turkish Porte perSstently refused to enter into
a discussion as TO the condition of his christian
Subjects, 81. E.E-
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MISSISSIPPI.

NO 0tiicial returns are in, but it is believed
that the ao-called Brooks ticket in oppOsitiou
to Senator Clay ton, has from 1000 to 5000 ma
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kANS AS.
Increased Republican Majority.

LEAYENWoRTH, No. The indications from
re re'urrs row in. ere that the republicans
ave carried the StLte by Increased majorities
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A You've, MAN named Frederick Moore. at
Mount Clemens county, Mich, went into the
woods on the 18th ult., and committed suicide by
shooting, because his wife, TO whom he had been
married but few months, was the recipient of
attentions from some young men of the neigh
+ b0rho0d. = 81 = : g
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WISCONSIN,.
ARK KANSAS,

Wisconsin elects wasaburn by an increased
republican majority. Both branches OF the
legislature are republican.
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Tie ITtbunt says: -'Ihere never was 0 quiet
SO full, or 20 fair an election yesterdays"
The Republican Majority Growfay

NEW YORK, Nov. "a lew additional com
plete county returns increase the republican
majority. Wyoming county gives /, SEQ, Wash
ington county nearly i,IG1, and Oneida county
ECO republican majority. All the fifteen anti
Tammany Aldermen are elected in this CITY, and
fifteen ant-Tammany and six Tammany Assist
ant Aldermen are elected.
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MENNESOTA.

Fifty-seven cities and towns give Austin. rep.
for governor, 900 majority. No returns from
the -outhcrn part of the state.
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II. s. VANDgT Bit, chic o. the appointing n
division; Darirs L"man, CHIEF 81 the n9TJy .don
division z. 7. Carpente, o. the Third a ii Oh :
o ice; VIM. Fletcher, OF the loan branch; and
A. g MINIS, chief clerk of the supervising archi-
tect's Office, lett New York TO day for London
VITA - O0s, eco worth of new bon Is Ter the Euro
pean syndicate.
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INV YORK, Nov. s.-There were eleven prn-
Iofals for bonds to-day, amounting to oyei
s2,0o0 Geo, III "a 100 10 liz. The million adj
yertised for will be taken at Ill 24-l0O 20 III
E5-1O0. ..-.
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Two of the Ascending Tammaux
Thieves Heard From

NV YORK, Nov. 6.-A private Dispatch states
that John II. Keyser is in Aiken, s. c., wher,
he has bought a plantation. IngersoH is still 4,
Portland, where he has a quarry
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- Mr.. Thomas Hughes, NJ p, has RECENTLY
beenengaged at Middlesborcagh, in his congo
NAL task OF securing harmony between work
people and their employers.
81 Mr.. ID. u. Home, the spiritualist, was mar
red on the 18th ult-, to the youngest daughter
OF State 70 the Empererof Russia. =
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SuOU In Maine

ROCKLASD, ME-, Nov. 8.-The first snow of the
season came last night, covering the ground to
the depth of two inches or MORE tits rani.n,,
disappearing to-day under milder weather.
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FoUR WASHINGTON HOTELS have closed
since June. The President Is absent 20 much
that the hotel business does not pay at the can't
tai. Yet there is no place In the country tina 30
much needs eapitzl hotel, and In which one
which nobody ever visits without cnrsing the
whole race OF BouifAces and having Dc OF the
BLUES. II there is anything ON earth worse than
Washington hotel'-GOlder Age.
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Fighting init StgeI.
A Full Fair and Outet Electiou

Sigei, (retOrm) for Register. has not less than
25,Wo majority. Barrett, for the Supreme Court
IS elected over Ledwith, the Tammany cdndi-
date. by heavy majority.
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6F JOSEPH j. MAYS |7
a,aA,l Paris Kid Glove Depot, alla6,l
~ ~ 939 PENN'A AvENUE, bet. 9th & IUh - VI

81 S2e GOO worth very best quality PARTS
KID GLOVES, toEr own impOrtatiSn,D with o We
two. three aud four buttons.
50 aides. 81: 6erts'. 81 =; Chil1rsn's, 81 30
81 5000 pairs 'LUPINS' KID GLOVES at
81 The Trade supplied at New York prizes.
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BINGHAM HouSG was heard from last Tues
day. making his way under mounted escort to
ST. George, on the southern boreer of Utah. IL
II again asserted that he has left Salt Lake with
the Intention of never returning. Il
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Remains Of General Robert An.
deFsOn.

LONDON, Nov. s.-The remains of General
hoDert ANDERSON Will be conveyed to Amenca in
the United States frigate Guerrero.
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Ire "WorId AcknouIedges the Cor.
Tweed Solitary and Alone.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Only one Senator.
Tweed OF the Tarmany NOMINEES, is elected.
I'm the as. emily districts three Tammanyites are
elected against nineteen republicans and reform
democrats. The reform ticke.s Tor county OIL
GERS and for aldermen were success ul BY large
m?iOritiCs.
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Political sbo.s;..t. No. ~

NEW YoRK, Nov. s-Daniel Fly nm shot Morr;.
STACK Tbs morning In a political alteration
Stack viii probably die. Flynn escaned'
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Iet'gTaphed Exclusively TO The EreRing Star.
Nine Hour Movements in Laird's
Shin Yard,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.-The mechanics and
laborers employed in the ship ward of Msssrs
Laird at Birkenhead held a meeting TODAY and
unanimously resolved TO insist upon q Restriction
OF the hours OF labor 10 nine hours a day.
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II AIDES WILL FIND AT DAVIS,
sol MAKEFr SpAcE.
great variety q shapes in FRENCH FELT
HATS, ~ lowest prices
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nLD AND CHEAP LOCATION - GREATLY
" ENLARGED.
hogan a wYLIE.
lois AND 1920 SEVENTH SHEET NV.
All the Popular Styles of
FALL AND VIM Err DRESS GOODS,
Zine Medium, and Low Priced
Rich dark colOred ; ATINES. All DOL Flo u RS
SILK and Wool EPlNGLlNEs, FREsGH pop
Inns. EMPRESS CLOTHS. FRENCH MERI-
NOES ALPACAS, PLATDS, SILKS, Black aI,1
Color NELVETEENS, and Il fine stock of
MOURNING GOODS. One prcs to s2.
BEGAN & wYLIE,
&C 24-f lOiS and 1890 18th street N w.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NATIONAL THEATEB.
THIS EvE ShfS $SS EysEEf ESES Si DUR
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
,.r Bronson c. Towards original American comedy
e coutemIOraneous society, called - -
Mr., q s2YiLLE as BOB saeKEF.
gCfg ous and elegant dresses furniture a Ia sso{c
and ma gnihcent cast.
NoTE.-In order to supply public demand, a
s.Ore on and after this date. no5-st
NEW NATIONAL TRsATEB.
PABFPA ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
GAR H KIS,s, and pirectoc.
sEAsoN OF SIX NIGHTS PGSaT's ANb Sna ger
ornnr n ShAS M5S Ssf k kAEsfks November
IN MhDHME PAREPA ROSA, on wsieS occasion
i'll be Tr0du'Tffu G tH1f,i b TISSif Opera
hADAsE PAREtA ROSA in her greatest role OF
M TeM k2RLr as at S,G ana Mn ao AYSsEEf
COOk, The &c LIBERATED BassO Baritone, from CoSent
SaIa a9p9 as Rgk 2E B 'PEsf & ,s
ns1Do 0rsini; Conductor, Mr. CAEt. ROSA.
but Of the most eminent 6Teriein Pima DCn%s
ME NAHBaNI, tMrs. Van Zanttl MelnesdaP-
asy-MAhITANA, Saturday evemng-THE MAR
kAASEoEe RiSAs2 Ai ssrP5fsT 6 O'Clock
81 The sole of Reserved Seats COMMENCES Ttsrs
Say. at Artzerott & Co.'S Music Store, PehRTlvR
Scale Of ,Pricss.-Reseryel Seats in Orcke ira
S2.5; ia Orchestra Circle, 81; in Dress CiTcs
Sl.50. sdmissI@D, 81. %allery 50 Cents.
nC6 Republican, Chronis'e, Patriot.
MAILS OPERA HOUSE.
PROFESSOR RISLEY
bess 20 announce TO tie public and ctiZe rs Of Wash
ingtG hat he has Leased & ON Mr.. SaTJEe WAX &
Operc House for first ciss Variety Enier tairTent
s fssS sn SSS 70 apfr DS
MONDAY, November ~, lS1,
IN A'GREAT BIt T.. Hs2f
ID EMEMBER THE ORPHAN BOYS FAIR, Oh
n II EsDAf ESENGSG, October II, and ever /,
evening thereafter IN i'll further notice, ct MA
SGSlC TEMPLE. ghs and streets. eczi3E
/ CID MOI ON EXHIBITION SNRw n
,T 1sf sr.i kSb SALE .ss ;,
MARH RITER'S. !
no. 4e6 Seventh street, between n ard sire cts
eight doors sbOye Odd Fello&s HsIi,
Chefce Oil Psinttn-s, Engravings ChrcIaos, &c.
Also, Largest stock Paper Esngiugs, window
Shades, ctures Frames Picture Cords snd Tassels
Rings, Nails, &c, IA the District.
STERMS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number apa5-Iys
=
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

This Afternoons Dispatches
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
STATE ELECTIONS.
To-DAY'S RETURNS.
NEW YORK
The RePas'so2u VA .ority Inc -easc,i.
BI aokiyn Carried for me DemoG Its
Dy D-shOneSi Counting
NV loGK, Nov. S.-The Brooklyn Tli0n this
mCrn'ng c3rcedC- that that CITY has gone demo-
cratic, but stout'y MAINTAINS that it was erred
? by dsloDeSs counting, a the returns were he'd
h..ck m aeyeral democratic districts. Powc',
d,mocrst. is 81 cted Mayor by - 900 over Booth,
and I0,Cee over both DOoIh and kalbhcisch. The
- &c democratic ticket in Brooklyn J. elected by
SlOoCo majority. Brooklyn is the siOwest CITY
IN tie county from which 10 obtain complete
and reliable returns.
Tammauy shut Tp.
Tsmmany Hall was not opened l?st night, but
Isaiah Ryndc-s addressed small street assem-
blage rom the steps, eulogiZing the reformers,
and stating that Tammany was not a demOcra, c
party.
Reilly. who YVES shot by Devlin in Brooklyn
las, nigfC iSdying.
The Female Brot<cresses not Allowed
TO VOIc.
Wet 1ria Woodruff ard Teunie c. Clad
offered their vOic1 yes,erdav. hui were Reused
the rr.v'leIe. Ms. Woodruff process in a
t'k'
1ae Republican Majorities Increas-
Ing.
"A few ?ddii ional returns from the interior o.
the State but increase the republican ma jOrsty,
ard show an 'rcreu-ed retuIn OF republicans I
tire ATSemb'y.
TIE World AcknOu lodges the Cora.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-TLe World VS.: Gre
turns HON this state, which were unusually
backward this year, indicate the election o, the
spublic-ntcket by at least y goo ma ioriiy. As
II never rains but IL pouTs, the majority NAV be
even more than this We have lost the STATE
legislature. and the republicans will rot all IA
short OF two-thirds vote in either HOuse. TIE
Tammany local ticket was roughly haTd'cd by
the voters. Ledwith was nowhere. Sigel i
elected by about 2, COO majority over Shsndlev
Tor register Bradley, Norton and Genet viii
rot visit Albany officially this year. Even
Tweed, with DO opposition worth mentioning
rolled light vo.e compared iih those he TO-
merry received"
Tweed Solitary and Atone.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Only one Senator.
Tweed, OF the Tammanv NOMINEES. is elected
I'm the as emily districts three Tammany ties are
elected against nineteen republicans and reform
democrats. The reform ticke.s Tor county OIL
GERS and for aldermen were success sui BY large
NJ? iOritCs.
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APPLICATIONS TO TIE PRES DENT are >
me-oGs and toquent from societies for leavSs
o ablonce fCr Their members employed i'm the
several Departments that. in future he would
=, FER not TO Cntcr; ain them, and is con rain 4
TO dhscs rat such members will themS,lyCS
aDp'y to their immediate official supcr.oTs for
a ] kldulgenciCs of that character.
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Buy
JoUvINs GENUINE KID GLOVES
At DAVIS.
sOl Market Space.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. George II. Boxer, of Phi'a-
deiphia, recently appointed Minister to Con-
staut.noPle, is at the Arlington. - Mr.. L. w.
Dimond, disbursing clerk of the State Depart
ment. he's been appointed by the JapancJe gov
ernment TO take charge o. the diplomatic and
consular affairs of the Empire, I'm place of A. b.
Wood, who has dec lined that position.
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lae Republican Majorities Increas

A few additional returns from the interior o
the State but increase the republican ma jOrsty
ard show an ircres-ed re,uIn OF republicans I
tie Assembly.
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NOVELTIES RECEIVED EVERY DAY,
AZ nAKfNr
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The Female Brokeresses not AIIOwct
H0.R-

Wet lria Woodruff ard Teunie G. Clad
offered their yOicG YES, crdav. but were retuSC,
the Er.v,leTe. Ms. woodruff pro.ests in
ltu1 nv e. I'd
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ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK PRINCES, GIMPs, LOOP ORNAMENTS,
BUTTONS, &c,
At DAVIS
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LADIES' GOODS. sc.

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