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, 1876-11-16
RANT AND RUMOR.
The Sort of Stuff Now Dealt
Out as Political
News.
Nothing Definite Regarding
the Vote in the Dis
puted States.
Northern Wisdom in New Orleans Doing
Rothing but Accumulate Board
Bills.
A Stream Of Representative
Democrats Now Flow
ing Floridaward.
Runlor TINT the Governor Of Cal
ifornia VIII Refuse to
Certify the Vote Of
That State.
A Search for Precedents in
the Case Of the Ver-
mont Elector.
President Grant Interviewed by
a Prominent New York
Democrat
Canvassing the Cook County Vote.-.
The Defective Returns to Be
Considered To- Morrow.
A Search for Precedents in
the Case Of the Ver-
mont E1ector.
President Grant Interviewed by
q Prominent New York
Democrat
Canvassing the Cook County Vote...
The Defective Returns to Be
Considered To- Morrow.
LOUISIANA.
aI1ERfnAN's RIDE.

NEW ONkEANS3 NUTt lDs-1HG 81. NHH5lcH
Hotel Is crowded with distinguished strangers
and 'ocal politicians. There is IN immense
amount Of suppressed oxcitcmcnt, which ia not
likely to find vent wiltlc VIC have 20 much ex-
ccllencc In our midst. Judge Stoughton, os
New York, md Judge Kelley, Of Pennsylvania,
arrived to-,ifght. Gen. Phil Sheridan nltl staff
emo 1T by tho jackson Road this afternoon
ecvcral hours late, tho tratn on which they
ca,1le having been thrown from the track at
6t,,nc point In Northern Mississippi md tic
sleeper wrecked. Mono Of tho purity wero III
jnrcts. The General wns quite itrlisposcd upon
Ills arrival, and declined to sec visitors. The
al1-absors,ng topic Of conversation is the proba-
bio action Of tho Returning Board.
poo1lTTLE AMI PALMER.
Ex-senator Dooltttic, cx-Gov. Palmer, md
other Representative Democrats" +" waited upon
Gov. Kellogg to-day, md tic Governor OK
pla!ncd tn them tho Election Inv. lie stated
that hc Ind nothing whatever to do with tlle
Returning Board; the members wcse not ap-
po!nted by him, anl he i,ad not even tho power
to oil vacAncy, and tho law provided tint loy
should elect, IN case Of u vacancy. The inter
view resulted In nothing further tiian cnllghtcr-
ing the eminent Northwestern Statesmen US to
tho provisions of the Law.
THE DEMOCRATS TENDING TO BUSINESS.
a ru1nur has been Put III circulation that,
since the arrival nf so much virtue and fntclli-
EcHco from tho upper country, some of tho
members Of tho Returning Board hayc hccn
"sccn" :" In tho Tan,snnny style, and not few
prominent Democrats confidently boast ttut the
Boarl is moi such II bat1 instiutIon utter alt.
Tic Democratic Committee Is preparing charges
Of intimidation OIL the ptrt Vt Republicans
against Democratic fron nearly every Ecps,h-
, 1876-11-16

Il CALL FOR REFEREEs.
JACKSON, Miss, Nor. 15.-Thc following tclc-
gram was sent to-day:
To Gtu. Jds. Il Garfield, Ntw Orleans: Re.
publicaus Of Mississippi earnestly Invite you and
your associates Of both parties, when ron have
completed your investigations in Louisiana, to
visit thls State to make like Investigation into
the frauds and violence with which this State las
bcen carried. tS[gnctll II. Il. WARE,
Chairman Republican Executive Committee.
, 1876-11-16

CsItrE CcM 0nAEO SAILS.
NEw YonE. Soy. l5.-Tlu Hartford Co7sraut'
OF Montlny says: IA cilizcn OF Providence,
Mpw n resident of London, tclcgraphed to a..
friend at home tint III consequence Ut tho re-
ported c1cc.fun of Tildcn Confet.esatn bon1s-l
were again quoted IN the lontlon Exchange"
THE NEW yoKE rooLnooMs.
New York, Sur. l5-Tha pooI-,uo,u nrpprt- /
ctors announce that they will pay no bets Till |
the result Is ahsul,.tcly known-probably tho
4th Of March. Meantime snsucthing liko'
n, 600, ,0o0 oi nsoney il locked NJ.
TIE vhTE or INDIANA.
Special DistutcA to Tie Tribune.
1SD1ASAroLls, In.l.. NOV. 1l.-Another count
of the votcs gives TiidoM 500 majority over
IIayes iii Indiana. Pools on 100 or more ma-
tority wcru pafd to-day. a great deal OF MONEY.
changed hands under that number. Tic official:
count will In awaited I'cforc payment Is ,nnle.
T'he majority 1'i!l not vary moru than TOO or 200
from. the figures given.
rllE rsEsthEsT's PROCLAMATION CONCERNING!
THE SOUTHERN ELECTION GoEHr.
.srm ort.an& Times tCanftf.}. lath tnst.
President Grnnts proclamation ndaed a new
element Ut Excitement yesterday evening. A
feeling, uEon hearing OF the document, that IT.
might bc tho siynal uf Il new revolution, imme-,
d!ntcly sprung lnto tho minds Vi ilnuy. i.
uersal ri it, ttowcyer, u!ayrl that fear, far
Is tie language IL Gu,crr1lcl. Thu LITTER pur-t
tton co!nclles cxarl!y with tho tons Ut public /
sentiment In thu North ~ expressed IN tho |
editorials In the New Yur1s Tribune atld Herald
Of the 10th tslst., which VIC publish IL nnnthcr !
column, as1 to which WI invite tho special at j
tcntion OF our readers. The evident tieteYlniua- |
tion Of thu whole ct,untry Is that tho vote
ahn1 be ro,,utrh IL it WAS rt,st olu! the tcclsnn
fal wllcfu It riehtfnlly Erclnngs. In the face OF
great crisis, thu good aense nnd tie f'ne spirit
q INC natinn risrs 70 sl!e inll hr'Eht oI IT, and
W. ,Ii ~ ~ on,,,. a ~ ,j IN 1hel. hn
Ids, slaIt jw rcs:cytevj, Against this grand l.
sentiment, lrantss on the part Of i Returning
B'nlstl as'E'ot tta,l'l iur ~, f1st;lnt. Is not
ai"''G tnc ssnlmvnt ~ m 1G h..1 ns,1'oI. nay'
Wr tf,vrs ,y,H,li1 mi ,crlyu tfo countnnunco of
hs owu prhulu lii uyacptlnC IN election gained
by fraudulent or Illegal practices IN Louisiana.
" ths lctiei w ttl ASSURANCE; t'at the Soto Of
tnis stats VII ne sa,fay ena!a.Sn; 1,,
t,u',. savs. W :" -
shoud there In any r,oumls of xusnIcton oe |
fraudulent count sitbvr sle It should bo report
ri and dononnrrtl Ut oncG, M mah worthy Of the
office nf Frcs'esit sIloata ~ Eii!nS e hold II y
eniMsa \" =! ,u.ntn,n H. H. 1. lTTtsJ
sAn aa 20 Us sao'hea has H., m tne tesa IT. t.
~ s,.ci.,s Of lcsnl or fa,ss returns "
w''t,,' :, IL ,n,xs,o IN .,,,nns u',t ,o ,yo-,,
m!.s,G ,s ~. o'au a ,,,, ~ nrx as s' ~ mus
.s" ,nr}t',e ~ ti'. ~ ~ ,.s,tna ~ Y
u ~, .,rth,. ~ "..u,n tI',t = "s s ~, tb"
, 1876-11-16
70, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER lG, 1876.

the county canvasscrs 20 on. It becomes more
AMI moro apparent t1lat Hayes has run far ahcai
Of bin ticket. The Republicans arc sstra that
ti'cr State ticket IL elected BY goH1 majority,
hut no matter how that 1nny bc, there can lie no
doubt ~ to tho SUCCESS of tic nnttonal ticket"
, 1876-11-16
would not he at oil strange II their own mcdl.
clno should mako them sick.

To ths Htsf<rn A4'acfa'<d f4~ss.
KToKuK, Ia. Nov. 16.-A special 10 the Keo"
kuls Constitution, from Co.. q. f,road],cad, dated
49, H. .,.,.s..s.s,.,t' - 't 0"3o ~ oan''
"'.', ~ "'r!uess'ohaoiy neocfat'e ~ s,oo ms
1ofty. His generally believed here that The
Returning Board will reverse tho majority. The
Democratic majority In Florida Ia lmyonii fouht
lam ft,r Ti,1cn su,th csro,I,. a,yo. M, 49,
~ r,,',s ,s"' n".!" .a'ol'na s''ca l'o"'na-
Jor'ty .oF allac'. uflteu states truoPs arc gar
f1sohcu oil over this city, and United States
gun-boats aud n,ar.og.var are in tho harbor.''
rnrn,t.n " ' ~
w,sr,vo-,, n :, m ~ s.. n.
man has declined tho invitation TO 60 to Lou!sl-
an9: 4ns PRESENT TROUBLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DRAM rRoM GOV. KRLLoao-THB DEMOCRATIC
rlor.
The remarkable rcsult in some rar.shcs In
1.onislana, IN which no Republican, voto was cast
cral attention. Tint there must be 4 most pcr-
e1nrtory cause for a wholesale abandonment u
the polls Is evident, anil that It. Is not mart OF
Republican programme Is cviGlrnt }rom tho
uehcr parts of Louisiana to carry the State. Tto
Whue I,s0t WIS made plain before this tlay of
c'cctfon, M Is shown In tllr following Telegram
fro'n GOV. Kellogg 10 the Hon. 4. Chandler:
Chandler, Dispatches from, Ouachita and Mosc.
house Parishes, ncar The Arkanras lllle, and Wcst
Teltriana,, near the M'raissfpp linz, report that
theae pari,hea ate now patToled By the White.
.ca$Ec. reinforced " armed bodies from ArknnAas
r 1nx, cs, @ nMt =, Q, 1l1c honnsc9n Lenders
stntc nr vnrs ~ e"a} w. ~ t nnasf 1o
tic pari.h in trhtei, thev ts.iae o any sepio,oa p ~
pcop!c scucrally ao a.emntny tn Is,cb eS'otSn tn
parish seats of tho+c parishes In ordcr 10
vnto. nndcr projection Of tho nuthorlticr.
NMn'hcrs nj. them heve becn Intercepted Iy
thc Whltr' 'Leasne pseEcts. and their regis
Ill.,. .ta.,1n n, napefs aestIo{eI; In some instance;
e s,,o MaTs h"v sn as,ss 1satcn ne Wy eolosea
rear In on nf a"u,o ~ fnea sEe'f SHe'I a,a
been orlcred BY procasaation ot liz usmocrstic @
Mayor Ia iraye the town f,D,meIJai"1y. In Wrst
Fciig!nua suycral ,n.lsrl cUlurct] men have cone
II in likc manner to l:uyon sara. .he parish eeat
rhs White League Of lint rariab. aided by armed
huues from thc adjoining conntle. In MtArisslpp,
nase rlsketca tt,n 9nrfoaShs. to tlle t"wn 70 pFs
nsbIsn mi M an. tc,n " ~ pasef re axeaT
psact!cei. lscyo thsros no Cd on tia liz nvers qs
whcl,nin. i,enmbltenm mnioritcs in eth"r norshc.
viii Hisu IN tiiu Sta,o" WILt.M p. Er,1n',1,'
covprnEu.rr n,sr. .rtu,rs ~, ,,rrr,n,,c.x
pvwop.mru
Me-. c,. r. ~, ,.,,,r :,
, 1876-11-16
DOLLAR S'EOEkEs
DOM 7 FAIL /.
70 vl8lT 100 MAps8oN STREET
STE1M'S DOLLAR STORE
North German Ll0Vd.

IL ifoH rc1nen FIeT. ftsot Of Thrd.. ioboHen
l1hdosl H. lffss@hsr-Ff9p Hcw York 70 Southampton
~ I'LL 70 sola ftrersgc, Sao currency; For freight
.ToEltuk &;rrtn. Ecv Surk.
, 1876-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. l5.-T1se lntcst re-
turns leave no doubt that Ltlttrcl1 Democrat, Is
elected to Congress In tho Fourth District.
, 1876-11-16

THE aorERxon's MESSAGE.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 15.-Thc Senate Inns
elected n. ". Cobb President, and tho House
has elected n. n. Clements Speaker. Both have
served two terms in their respective Houses.
Gov. Houston's message calls special attention
tn the State obligations, which sold ut 20 to 70
cents OIL tho dollar when he vent Into nf-
fee In 1874, md now command o. to %. The
Governor attributes this 10 the confidence whci,
the people have in Government OF their own
choice.
The Fcnitcntiary Is now tl,e source Of consl1-
cradle revenue tu the State. Emigration is
tending to Alabama and the State is congratu-
latcd The public eahools arc prosperous anil
Increasing In usefulness.
The Governor congratulatcs the people Of
Alabama and the country upon tho clcct!un Of
Tilticn aud Hendricks, which he snys has lec,
aclicvcd without bluoI, or violence. or force,
ard has covered tho patriotic pcop1o OF tho
United States With never.fadtpg and lmpcrisha-
bic honor.
, 1876-11-16

New ORLEANS, Sny. 15-Mttln1ght.-Sc
jain Sherman, Of Dl,to. au1 Representatives
Ju!,n a. Kasson Of Iowa, and Eugcnc liale, of
Maine, wcro among tho arrivals to-niglt. Ex-
Gov. Noyes and Judge Stanley Matthews, Of
Ohio, md other Republican representatives have
been nwaitln. tha arrival Ut tlsese gentlemen
before answering the proposition made by the
ncmocrats yesterday luokng toward confcr-
eucc.
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INVADING 4 pEAcEFuL PARISH.
Federal Troops Expected 10 Turn the sea lie 10
Doubtful LOnisiana Pnrish.


MERIDEN, La, Oct. p. Yesterday even
ing TWO wagons containing a Lieutenant and
eight or ten priyates OF the United States
army were driven into our little village. Now
whhe we have no objection at all to their pres
ence' We can but wonder Il this thing will never
cease There Is not now nor has there been at
any time, any need OF troops 10 our parish. The
TWO Tlcts even since the war have lived getner
pedceluiP ana htrmOltously. Never h rs there
or Tx years ago, the least disturb nee between
the races, and at ~ time has there been better
order IN the parish than now. Four Years ayO
the pallsh went DemocTatic, but was counted
out by the Returning Board. Two years ago we
AGAIN carried the parish, and IL has been under
Democratic control since. The Radicals are
now m king vigorous contest, hoping by con-
soiidatnH the negroes and buying some few
Whlt0 men, 10 elect their parish ticket, as the
whites ana blacks are about equally divided In
numbers.
Some Of our indicates on the State ticket
nave made speeches here, ana though the whito
men leading the Republicans have done every
listening 10 them. quite number have come to
lie lueellngs AMI have EXPRESSED themselves in
favor Oi tue Democratic ticket. Hence the
toOps they are sent here not 50 much for the
purpose OF irtimidatiug the white people ns 10
kerp Tue negroes from voting the Democratic
ticket
J. ms thing TO be always continued? Isthere
u way Tor our poor tate 10 free itself from the
N"Wl1ies VINO are sucking her very llfe's blood
~ No never rld Ourselves Of that incubus, the
ne lhlh9 Hoard Left TO herself Louisiana
',,i souh slaAe on her sachcloth and ashes
N"uld hgaln press forw ird on the hiph road 10
pi"apeTiy aud happiness. -
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MORSE NOTES.

The 1yer Lord LYON, the winner OF the Derby
VI 1859, has b. On sold Tor tZ3,725.
+. Archer the Jockey who rode Rosebery to
sictory IN the Cesarenl Gu WAS gyen By tie owners
81 900.
Graham Ysrdley Of Birmingham. England. 70.
s'ntly refused $4,000 Tor ms bay stallion Sterling
. q ~ iears old, by oxford cut Of Whisper
on the arrival OF Black wood, Jr., at his homo
IN hashVi e. from hia Northern campaign the -tRlliOn
wa greeted wiIA such an ovation ~ Is rarely accorded
VA hCfse,
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Snakes Showing Money in Louisiana.

In he lower end OF this county recently
Mrs Hymen iioIim went to her mix house To-
eet MIX ana butter for the morning meal and
b-ipIe her She called to her husband TO come
ana XII the snake, which ran under the rocks
ground they found an earthen jlr which upon
being brought TO light and opened, was founu to
contain ttOVW-tlH In gold, the rest Ia silver,
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RosnoUT, Nov. 2.-The clam sloop Amelia OF
Burrylle n j. was boarded by roughs last night who
kicked and cufed Thomas Il. Allen. Capt Hasey came
then they ned
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4ubit Nctitrs.
by THE MAYOR.
u

MAYORS OFFIoE. NEW YORK. Nov. / 1879.
one hundred dolsrs reward rely offered to any
person VINO snail use the CONVICTION Of
other person for ILLEGAL voting, by reason OF having
falsely registered his vote under false personaton.
OF having gwen false Residence or OF registering
himself or causing himself TO De registered ~ more
than one district or OF Having registered himself
he was not c'Len or not entitled TO vote because OF
n.resldsnce OF deficient term OF residence of
having committed perjury respect TO any act OF
istraOn or for the arrest OF any other person VINO
may commit perjury In respect to The right Of voting
or who snail have fIanduenty amp red with any rig
istry lists generally. committed offence against
any OF the Reastrat0n 81 OF tins state who
may commit any offence against any VI the election
lave Of tns SAFE.
said arrest and conviction 10 he had and obtained IN
der and by virtue OF the State laws, evidenced by
the proper certificate Of the District Attorney Of
county WIN. n, MlCkHAM Mayor.
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EOR >ORwALK DIRECT,

{ meeting with Danhury Norwals ami New Haven
Rairoids oy steamer AMERlCUS, dany lsnniays
Pier 81, East river 2;i5 T.. NJ foot VI 33i st. Eat
river AT r. NJ. Fare 50 cents. Excursion tickets %
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Trotttng In West side Park.

won by Result IN 2'39. a3i and 2S2 The second vas
by Tom In 2ii 2;39 2;3sx. In the third heat of
this race the ju 4ges ordered the driver Of Tommy
Ryan out Of bis suky. but u DID not ateI the result
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TRANSATLANTIC KAIIIiOND.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROrTF.
Trains leave Ncw YORK, VIA DesDrOsscs and COrtan 10
sire Ia furrcs. As follows
fNprrs. tor burg Ptsbnr-h. the West and South
Win fullnAn Palace Cars attached $3.50 \, NJ, d ami
h31 J., NJ. SUNDAY, AMI $3.50 =. VI
fur Nlllmsport, Lock Haven Cory, ana Erie A. gie
ana SEQ NJ. connecting at CORY Tor Titusyle
Petroleum Centre. ana the OF Regions.
For Baltimore Washington, ana the SOu.h, Limited
washington Express Of Pulimsn Psrlor cars dairy
sun iaY d:Oi and y 7.
Express for PnlIadephia. 1870. $40, $50 A. NJ 80
240. g. T. o. q. 7. $3.50 r. NJ. aud l2 night. AccommO
dauon A. NJ. ana i;10 = NJ. sunday \ A. N O. Il
$50, anu i. Nj Emgrant and second clasI
For Centennial Depot at $50 go 7sO g. $40 go
a. NJ, 1880, 3. and 4 +. NJ. On sunday, s A. NJ. Re
turning. leave Centennial Depot at 7;f5 no, 1864
a. NJ 40 s. $3.50, i45 $3.50, o, $50 aud 1906 T. NJ
On sunday, 1870 A. NJ and T.. NJ
f9r trains 70 Newark, Ehzabeth, Railway. Princeton,
trenton, Perth AmOoy Pennington, Btvidere and
other points see Local schedules al all Ticket Oices
anu lO2o T. NJ daily, 1910 \. NJ and $50 r. ". daily,
ofn, $40 A. NJ, $40, $40. and ip20 i. NJ. sunday
$50, pi0 A. NJ, From Philadelphia, SOS. 600 $50
eiO 1910 ll;2O, 1880 A. NJ, 2'id $3.50 l:l0 $40 $40
$500. 7i3b, 7'iu. $40, and lO21 T.. sunday 600
$50, 6!tn ptO, 1910, 1850 A. VI $50 aud lO:2OP NJ
Ticket once, 526 and pa BrOadway, No AstOr
House and foot OF Desbrosses and COrthndt sta
No 4 Court st. BROOKLYN H. ll6. and llS hudson 81
Hob ken Drpv;, Jersey Guy bmlgrant Ticket ONCE,
No Battery pace.
FRANK THOMSON, D. NJ. ROYD Jr
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Uantto-- -ttma.ts.


A MebAvfTs BoS%s' g must BE- Utilized to snow
spsa' As Ana Ts oa Customers o per week to
A GIHL OF - for light hou ework two in family.
10 Jackson av" between 4th anu ON SITS, Hunters
AGIRL TO sssis, IN hOu,ewOrk wages t5 month.
A FEW good CLOAK hands. Centre n .rSet place.
- - - iNNN "a y,
RrsTLE MAKtRs wanted elas,p, yors. oAPey
HAND wanted on fur trimmings. Apply at isl
OPERATORS on hae shoes, IS ". mlchinei
~ QUE cYrler, one Inning MAKER. 2'5 Fulton st. sec
DAKTNkK waited with ,5oo, to take full ehlrpe
Aaare BY ietler s&IiAbk 81 in
WANTED. opersors on Singers machine. Ap-
w py, reaiy for worA Friday mornns at ses B'Nay.
WANTED-Cirls to feed ruling maeolae.. and
w blank book folders. Apply at Il and 10 Roses ST.
WANTED nurse girl who Will make herself gen.
w crazy useful Apply at 5l5 "a ay., IN store
WANTED-A gir to run an envelope machine one
w Who hA, hat experience. 80 Beekman St
NrOt Ma elrls can obtain siluauen4 tree, lodgings
= 81 MsrS. place SD t. under care T'S q cha 2
Ai1 seciieIyi' Aso tree ins!rqcuoa on SEWING M
dressm SinS taught graf itonsly
En BOOKFOLDERs wanted. II vesey st.
@Inntto--- ulaI,s.
MEN ;eSEnS 'ui.9a' z. eTs. porter, driy
Exchange place jersey city. up stairs
A y assistant cutter On ladies' undergarments at is6
"A Broome A.
ROY waated In stationery store. Apply alter 0 A.
ID NJ at 100 East 2sth st.
ROY EAa., Z T. iced Gordon or cylinder press.
CoAT ba''ers wanted N!ffaso,, -..,.,a
" goodhand DARBfE, ISL souhst'. wiliismsoarsh.
DRISTER.-A boy who understands composition
Il and press WORK at 2cl Greenwich ST, up stars.
NES 500 @ e. c
Sber' %htaT Sfs Co. Bfoadssy and itn ST \ Wy z
Il ana hnishers on cloaks 2S Laight 81, Cali all the
IT :. NAvY.-wanted, nrcmen. Apply at 200 \ ork
WANTED-An engineer VINO Is thoroughly coupe.
who pereSS S"sT as wh w esEG a ans
pected, j $. box 100 sun ofnce
\VANTED-Agents to sell badges-portralts OF III.
dgn and Of illyes-woyen IN six liberal commits
, .qqn, sowed Apply Immediately at 400 Broome ST.,
WAHNTED AZ persons w9S are No! p "a Tor their
s. g. &dvcs rec byoTc. aS GSes
WANTED-For" Scouts of the Plains. " 300 .uper.
N \.
M TED A hporman one that nts preferred, to
~ -, hmiord Conn Apply to j. NJ. ANDkK.
WANIED redd ers and can, assers Tor The Cen.
" lcnnial Ia'c"I pi lures aid gwen election. ~
Nassau 50.
WANTED A youns man to attenl bar, vim mt.
W class references. Address NJ. D. r., COX 1876, sun
office.
NVANTED-Ay Young man TO open oysters and wait
w on tables; good reference, 35l Una
WANTED "A Young man to milk cows. Corn er
w OF l26 h st. and bth ay.
WANTED A man to turn brown stone. 79th st.
w and East river.
\NANTED-Ag good upholsterer,
w "A Ilickss a., Brooklyn.
\VANTED-Two giders. 35 Union square.
- Practical. rOOfers wanted.
- >. BLUMENIHAL BROS, 613 9Th ay.
4 STONE MAsONS, hand drlers and0 labor.
n ers Attending mas N also, on derrlcks TODAY.
II. LANDER % Green wlch At.
trg Gooos.
EEP not only sells the best and cheapest shrts In
49, mr WoTu nut now Oners collars, elegant styles
WI su-nT' Hoo per dozen, for zoe, 6T broadway.
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T. I. BARNuMS SION, S'Mu ,NkAb L. L.
Pvt .$S$SESSH%S i SaIfS,%|r sA NJ / EESc1isr
RI EsSS {tiss %ir5 SSi%i$s
IT. pAfSSSSS$S.i iI gaS% oss.HaSSAprr.
pr Mag, w r PE! ere n (, Nj ESsRAprr
PIT BARSUMs SHOW sMUNRAB T.P.
P.T. DAENUM's SLOW s'aitNRAB TIP.
PIT pARNuM.s SHOW s,MuNRAB TIP.
g pSSq S opca 81
s %IT TssIS5%', sos a, ,@,s ruv,r.,
rnE LOWEST FslcEss IN TIN CITY,
Matinee Admi sion ....'.,... i5c. 25c.. and SOC.
SAM prvrSSS gvELfY toMrASY No siM prvenr
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE,
between o'a and o'n 81"
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FROM REo oe % close Ss 81 EIsiSSn
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> THE Minstrel PALACE" HOUSE
And 80 BRiILIiST ARrisrs and 10Th 4
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MARBLE THEATRE, stTH ST. AND SD Az.
Immense success Of he A@Sse@sni Marvel Of the Age
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..COCIFTy sOCI,nIy.-.- Second ,ea.on
SEvsry saturday evening, fam9sny Hail East
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BY ORDFR OF COMMITTEE
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Roy ne Am9Ican District fslcsrspl comP;sy $50
brosiway, or AT any district ONCE.
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REPIBLICAN NOMINATION.
For Assembly-Niuth District
WILLIAM n COnsA
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aud honest men and who are Therefore in favor OF tc
pate In the parade to lake p ace tonight
Lhsy WI meet N frSai OF the un'n League club
Gen. Licbrnau viii take command. Grafult', Biid
to I'll To- jol Us anu '0'u'' '''a''n Is 'A''n'eu
ii LIEBENAT, SPFNcER " coz.
7. r. TOW NSEND, wM. n. MARVIN,
GEO. {. COLBURN, J. q. DUDLEY,
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snu o'hers.
TUIIDEN A<nuE<nRI : Central A. ANIMAL IN
/ Ciub.-Scventh ana last gran meeting lion ia
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cation 10 John !. McGo wan: $50 BroatwAy.
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RANDOLPH B MARITIME secretaries
JOHN 1, MoGowkS