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10 consac, that his vocation was clear,
and that he was apt and meet Tor the
service OF God. In him was IN progress
always the growth OF spiritual life. The work of
preparation was singulariy thorough and complete,
because the proper foundation had been laid by
Christian parents and he called TO be ordained
deacon lsss, at the age OF twenty-five The csre-
mony took place the Church OF the Holy Trinity. in
Brooklyn which was then under the ministraton oil
the Rev. William Lewis, ID. d. Oh March III, 1851 he
made rector of ST. Andrews. Harlem. That was
his only cure and he remained true TO has watch and
ward Tor over quarter OF century. Though he could
have had other calls and preicrnens he was welded
10 his first love- and though ho found ST. Andrewsa
suburban parish. with few Struggling parishioDers he
lett 1t with a large, influential and faithful congreea-
ton. Through all these many years his honesty and
integrity his purity OF ana his zeal In the
OF God were always remarkable His amiabiliiy
and cheeriulncss under trials well known
To the people here, and. though he often had 10
rebukc sin and sinners, he did It tenderiy
and swectly that his reproois always received
gracIously Ny brethren, / have not said halt that
wished 10 say, but let conclude by begging of you
all to try initiate his noble example and teach your
children the beauty Of his holy lie.
After Rev. Dr. Seymour the choir sung hymn 494
and the anthem commencing 'Cnrst being raised
from the dead" !" Rev. Dr. q. s. Henry delivered the
benediction and the services concluded
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 17-Arrived, schrs Emma Aery, and
Mas sis sass%sy Sss.n N.Y. Horny D..
vsg ggosT1s yT ss steamer william
Howes Baltimore; brig Richmond, Bryant Sierra Leons
sch. wssas1 Snys sas w ,
BALTIMORE. Oct ie-cleared. steamers Leipzig GER.
saGas hs%as Rs s D
s aaSn
brig. senori.a Townsend r." sanoro rsari DID An'hony
sessy Kelsey. do is:i1 Church Kelley. boston : : '''''
SkWSswicK, Ss. Oct io-clo.rod, .chr Han. Chip
Jussna Frenchs Iockland for New York: Flora Coudon
.%:s Ms'%s' dc a sss
York 18Th onws,d, Lowell Bangor for r d. i$,h. Ida
BATH. oei l7-Arriycd bark Hattie Mcfarland. No
TSaa,p.on, a1s Wssh.Sien ,sr Gs1diasr. -
sn %aes ao JsSs Wiley T
Flint ssksil and Mary shisids wsiso Nsw YORK; I'd
AMMO Bss, simmons, rhil.do phis
BisiSrOL Oct i7-sailed schr Eva Drerty, Nickenon.
CHARLESTON oe. io-sailed. hArK Poncma Br,. Cor
10Th Arrived. virginia PhadciphiA; ship shell
Z Smith. Ssw York sarah DSdm.n. Delaware Break.
CieasedBark A Mcneil Llvo,pooi brig Eida, ,Hsvre.
sass sS TnSwi wGis1,es,ca so YORK. .n an
EDcsnT9WS oss ,5mArvss, brig Ann ,Esli..Ss.a.
New York Boston veto Thorndike do for Rockiand;
Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Perth Ambov for do
'I| FoaTREss MONROE. oc, 10 Arrived. bark Gasp.rd
Ns,, Jensen sem, Lonaensssrry sssainy xun. M,
Weston Liverpool; bark Herbert AL ttrl. Davis Fleet,
xood via sydney GB sshrs Eya smith. Saunders Nov
KH G & %i:sS So
Cedar Keys; 18th Clara Loud, Thompson Pensa-
Arrived City Austin, Stevens Galveston
for New York tsnd sailed i9th,. ~
.LUBEc. Oct l3-sailcd .chrs Mary pike. Good and
MACHIAs Oct l2-Saicd. schv Kalmar. Colbe;h. Nov
MACHIAsPoRT. Oct i5-Beow, scbr Mnnaioa. sanborn,
from Windsor Tor Now York. and number Of Others which
saiad schrs Aicora Robinson Nicola Randall; Kaimar
Cobsth. and Psan Fletchsr New York Martha Glass
Gron - John NB 1G wssspSon rs.ss % r"% Mind
NEW ORLEANS. Oct l5-Arrivcd ship La Louisiana,
1vth-Ceared steamers Andcan Qs) Milior Liverpool;
Now Orleans Dearborn. New YORK; brig Peri Ger). Lohr
PAssxs Oct lo-Arrivcd ship Bombay Work. 0ioucessor
NORFOLK. Oct l7--Arrved, schr Henrietta Simmons,
sa,ed-Brig B.lc.r, oln rsom New YORK;. Georgetown
In Hampton Roads I7.h sc6r W Lewis. Tupper. from
Savannah Tor New Ycyx In OF medical assistance
NEW BEDFORD. Oct 17-Arrivod, schrs NJ aiming,
GaIdy PhiadclphiA Lizzie Raymond, Lord. Wsreham for
Isth-Arr,ved schrs Il q IrwIn Johnson Annie Mar.
tin. Nickerson ana Kelly Chsse. Pnadelphia, On
ward, Gortani, Nantucket for New YORK. =
In lower haruor-schr volsnt kswor.h, for New York
~aiicd-schrs John shay, rlton Pniisdepnis Lfzstc
Raymond Lord New York; VIM csnnors, French and E1-
WswP0RT, 6es l7-Arrlvod, schrs Bsdadec. Dsune..
phia: b i Kelly Chase do ior New bedford .nd all
sacd,; Thomas, Cranmer. Philadeiphis: Columbia.
New icrk Yacht Nina nsinasd Boston ior Jaeksonvie
ssledBrisA John CfAndan, rissss Aansl snasaA fo'
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwEnr Oct l9-Arrivsd steamer Switzerland tBslg),
Jackson. New York; ship Colchester tBr, Ritter. do
ALIcASrE-Arrived. schr Ella storer wsds New York.
BRISTOL Oct io-Arrved. Dark John Gibson tBr, Dodd.
Phiiadcphis-
BELFAST. Oct l7-Anved bark Il sutton (Br), Mclean.
New York; 10Th. ship Beethoven t8r, Smith. Baltimore
BREMEN Oct ls-sAied, bark Frank HiIyard lBr Cam.
North America.
CORK. Oct ls-saed bark Irids dtap, Maglio. United
States
New York.
DusLrS Oct ls-Arrved. bark Edward Bvids tyoD. sor
ensen. New York
DusKrRr. Oct ls-Arrived. bark L II do vebber CBD.
Wright. New York
FALMOUTH. Oct Is-saIled brig G Van Horn (Br),
Hooker urou, Havre). Wilmington. NC.
GLAssos Docr. DC. ls-ssued, bark Emilia Ciamps
QtaD. Cahero. Cuited States.
GREAT YARMOUTH. Oct ls-Asnvsd. bark Anna tNor).
Knudsen, New York.
GRRExocK Oct l0-Arrivod bark Narv (Br) Ajax xsndsr
Charleston.
GENOA, Oct 1s-saled steamer Italia (Br. Craig. New
York.
Hull. Oct Io--Arrivsd bark Camilla tGsD, Bsckman.
New York.
Sailed 10TH bark Haakon Haatonson (Nor), Hsngo.
United States
HAnpurG Oct ls-saIisd. bark Ersts.nlngen (Nor for
New York
HAvRx, Oct ls-Saisd ship Lucy A Nicksls, Nickes
Hampton Roads prevously).
phreys and Anglo America tBr Jordan. United staes
bark salo us), Grauburg, Fernsndins sailed previ
ousy).
LONDON Oct ls-Cieared ship Wright CBr). Crowell.
United bark Charlie Hickman B. Bishop do brig
Chas Purves. Small. do
MALPAs Oct lS-Sated bark Milo Bsu (Br) Fove ,.
United States.
MALAGA Oct lsSailsd Castslis (Br,, Butler
New York.
oroRTo Oct 7-sacd brig Olinds tPort,. cunhs. United
States.
PmL.u. Oct l6-Arrived. bark Orono (Sor) Bjonnoss,
New York.
PALxRxo. Oct lS-sailed, steamer Alexandria (Br) Nc
Kay. New York.
,QuFrxsrows, Oct l9-Arrived steamer Dakota tBr,.
Price, New YORK for Liverpool proceeded barks josef
us), Ivancich. Philadelphia Elena Cordano dtaD. schia
amino. New York. brig Cara (Aus, Baccavich do schr
John Proctor, Doane Boston.
Sailed 18th. ship Queen OF Nations (Br) Small from Liv
crpooi. Now Orleans
RorrERpAx. Oct l7-Cleared. bark fsrrs Ysrra Nor.
Bugge United States
RIO JAxRRo Oct lS-Saj!od steamer City of Santiago
B Darke from vapsraso), New York. with 19. 900 bags
coffee.
SrnALsuND-Sailed, Praes Trotsche, for New York.
TRAIxK Oct 1eArrivcd bark Queen Victoria Br). Mac.
kenxie. Baltimore.
VENICE. Oct I8-Arrvcd. bark schamyl Snow Phiadsl-
phia-
WATERFORD. Oct lssailed schr Henry Novel; Burgess.
Phindelphis.
YokomAxA Oct l7-Arrived previously ship Midnight,
Marcy New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
BRISTOL. Oct 10. PM-wnd Z. light
not-aEAp, Oct 19 PM-wild EsE. gentle; barometer,
90 7os.
The price Of the HERALD today and heneefork will be
three cents.
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Schr Abbie WATSON. wasson. Portland for New York
Schr Xebec Shropshire, Providsnce for New York
schr Emms Fox. Brooks. Providence tor New York.
schr i Robinson. Harvey. Gloucester for New York
sehr Frederic HAIL. smith, Portland. ct. for New York.
Schr Susan Il Nash. Brown, Westerly for New York
Schr Amelia, Crosby. New Bedford for New York
schr Pacific Ginn Norwich for New York.
scnr Baltimore, Frances. New Haven Tor New YORK;
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson, New York for Portland.
Steamer Giaucus Bearse. New York tor Boston.
Schr Robt Smith. smith. New York tor Portland. Ct.
schr Gem. Thomas New York for Belfast: . .
schr Henry Gibbs. CONN New York for New Bcdfords
Schr Success Pierson. Amboy for W Warren, ri.
Schr Juis A Tate. Tate, New York for Grcenport
schr Helen p, onos. Port johnson tor Mddletown.
sehr Qnickstep Hutchinson. New York for Newport
Schr Albert Pharo, Binghsm. oboken for Providence
Schr saarbruck. Cole, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Frank Walters, Brooks Hoboken Tor Boston,
Schr Paragon, Long Port johnson for Lubec.
schr Amelia. Wentworth. Weehawken FOR Boston.
Schr Oliver Jameson. Campbell Rondout Tor Portsmouth
Schr Jane Emerson Emerson Baltimore for bridgeport
Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer Hoboken for Providsncs.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents aud shipmasters informed
that by tesgrHphng TO the HERALD London Bursau. ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett vi Avenue do ropcra
Paris arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the sAme will csbsd this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Mcd
serranean ports will 6nd the Paris Office the sconom
cal aud expeditions for telegrapning nova
The New York herald., 1876-10-20


sTKINwAY HALL-cHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT.
Tho nrs; concert OF the New York Mozart Club an
organization entirely composed OF the leading men,
bcrs OF Theodore Thomas orchestra took place last
night at Steinway Hail. II was the first attempt in
many years by band Of vrtuosi 10 give the highest
order or instrumental music In proper form. There
works OF chamber music the bill, the
B Beethoven quintotto in fiat for piano, oboe.
caronot bassoon and horn. opus l6 and the scplete
in minor by Alexander Fcsca, tor piano, violin.
obo, viola, horn, viooncello and conrabasso Cham
Der music has always been bete noir this city.
The only arsticaly successful attempt heretofore in
this line has been at Dodworth and Irving halls with
rhoodorc Thomas and a few congenlal spirits. Year
pensation applied themselves Tor the mere sake OF
art, to Ihe study OF branch OF music that calls for
appreciation only BY small portion OF tho musical
public American concert goers generally look Tor
grand orchestra, and the Mcssonier- cabinet in
strumcnta pictures OF chamber music arc not oitea
appreciated BY them Rubinstein. IN his meteor
triumph, with his accompanying comet Wieniawski,
attempted short chamber music season. Won
BIlow, with Damrosch aud others, followed.
The result in either vas unsatisfactory The
reason Is obvioaa Chamber music requires an equality
Of rendering the part Of performers. Tho slightest
performance any part destroys tho necessary
balance Of Instrumentation Tho fiery vehemonce Of
asS h' a Sc1 o.
The chamber music party should be rapport IN cvory
Of the word and then tho result is charming
Take, Tor instance, Hawei's description Of the per-
iormance OF Haydn Quartet-.lt begins with seven
bars rest Tor tho rst violn and to glide OF tho
bows-iacile, easy, ripping along like = summer
rivueL Every one knows il; every one likes II;
tho smart allegro, the adagio, just long
enough, the rousing mnuet and trio and tho
smart vvgcc, which invariably runs all tho
nudicrs OIL their legs, and euds with Bravo,
first hddel and good laugh at vionccllo and TENOR
who have often beon dancing through the move
ment with the light and airy gaits of elephants y
There little IN accord with the spirit OF the music
on the part OF the members OF Thomas or
Gus instrument in chamber music, in
the hands OF pondcrous representative, and the
other instruments were In the condition as the
little fishes in the New York Aquarium whom the
whale bcgins 10 blow The sooists MISS Drasdil
and Mr. Arnold 1t Is to bc hoped that the
Of tho New York Mozars CLUB will be
icaliy successful than the irst
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SPOKEN.

Ship sem lr Dick, Liverpool for San Francisco Oct ?.
lat nj n. lon 12u W.
BARK osseo CBr. Lee. from Newcastle, Nsw. for San
Francisco, sept ri. lat ~ N. Ion l25
Bark Gauss Ger Steengraie from Amsterdam for Balt
more, Oct II, lat Al 20. Ion "a 40.
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SAILED.

Steamers Frsa fGer) for Hamburg: State Of Virginia
Glasgow; City Of Vera Cruz Havana Rapidan Savannah
Metropolis, Richmond &c Old Dominion Norfolk ship
Spinney Liverpool; baks Weser Ger. Bremen Bl0nidon
d Penarth Roads Chin Yang tBr). Les Sable Oionnes
fraacel Beatrice Brl. Cork brigs David Owen Porto
Cabello; Ortoan Havana: ID Andrews Cape Haytien;
John Welsh. Jr. Key West; II Kennedy. Charleston.
Wind It sunset SSE: at midnight. SSW.
Barometer " sunset. so 20; at midnight 1920.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
wHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Oct 1s bark Andrew Hicks for
Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
A letter from board bark Louisa Mllard OF NIB,
Cabends Africa Aug IS with l3O bbls
81 and TOO do hpbk oil taken last cruise.
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The price Of the HxRALD today aud heneetorA ,
three cents
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

GALVESTON. Oct l5-Capt VIM Lloyd has erected two
lights Mt the extremity OF the brcakvatcr the east end
the island. which will I'll want long felt nnd he OF
great advantage consng vesscs entering tho harbor
N the night.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

sTHE LADY OF LYONS AT THE LYcEUM.
Mrs Louise N. Pomeroy, who appeared with success
as juliet last Monday at the Lyceum Theatre, per-
formed Pauline In 1.-The Lady OF Lyons" last night.
She appeared 10 moro advantage as Pauline than as
Juliet, for the character is less exacng. The tragedy
OF Buwor Is different from that Of Shakespeare, and
the lady prontsd by the opportunity. In the more
delicate parts Of the drama Mrs. Pomcroy was very
agreeable but she again Jailed in the expression Of
and passion But her Pauline intelligent
earnest, and the effect justified the experiment. Mr.
Lingham's Claude Nsnotte was decided improvement
on his Romeo and Mr.. Welsh Edwards, Mr. Jordan,
Mr. August PiIou nnd Mines Jordan and Prior eX-
celent
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The price Of the HERALD today and hencetorA Oiu b.
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
NEWS IN THE CITY.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hemeeorh win be
fLas~-
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REV. GEO. BARNARD DRAPER, D. D.

The price Of the HERALD to-day aud heneeo,h on be
three cents.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

The price Of the HERALD today and AeneetortA piu b
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

The price cfthe HERALD today asd hescsforA siU
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
BELOW.

The price Of the HKRALD today and henceorA wiA be
three ceats.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

The price Of the HERALD today and henceforG oiH be
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
three cents.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and henceorh sriu be
three ceylfs
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ONe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-07-23
SIT ,,@eitlibc Sldtter

sos eonntass sBati bee Cincinnati goIisbatts nS Ser
itutsrbaI.,ness sepSms nnb se6nen 9 baupt'
fadldb burt bic SrsfH9tst Der sarin psr6fsntI6tsn
Gr,abIunsen aus.
qrsis 50 per Sabr psrtpfss. Nab europa 81 per Sabr
pprtpirsi.
GinasIne ganmsrn: SiinF Gents, wofir bos Bleh ben
fdbtiI6sn Mbonnsntsn burd bic Srasx ins 5ans ss'
ieiert wirb.
gtIbisnsunssn fSnnen per pDCnep DrberS nssr regis
frirten Brssf auf unier Rtiito semotbt rperbsn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt C0mpagnie,
BOX 1414,
Cincinnati. ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-07-23

Oie Werfoleer QDeiisrs. sin aus rneyi-
lanli9sn unS amsritanIltsn GrsnliroI&en
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-28
rILDEN ASA REFoRnRE.
A Democratic EFllmase oflhe 1Iap.i

- ~ = ---1ss - fr--7'l
Gov. Tilden's speech reads beauti-
fully. tits middle chapter of his
volume of .Reforn, "the preface to
which was the paid-for reform ad-
vertisements, and the introduction
to whichwas the eight rsform planks
in the St. Louis platform. Gov. Til
den and Talleyrand enjoy the dis
tinction of holding similar views in
regard to the use.Of language. Re-
form rings out in all of Gov. Til
denis campaign documents, from the
opening advertisements to the speech
of acceptance. But, very singularly,
when we look for his expected order
to arrest the thieves who stole s2.-
100000 from the new Capitol build
ing, for the impeachment of the
officials who liberated Tweed, and for
the punishment of the men who have
stolen l5,0O0,00O from the people
of this city, we find nothing of the
kind. Some say that Mr.. Tilden
overlooked these little matters of
'reform in detail" and Others NAV
say there is nothing inconsistent In
man with Gov. Tilden's auteced
ents talking and acting in this way.
We beg leave to differ from them.
Mr., Tilden is not the man to over
look details when gathering up the
ends of threads leading to success.
1t is said that his money supplied
carriages in over seventeen hundred
election districts in this State to.
bring the "stay at home vote" to the
polls in 1874. lie did not forget to
telegraph the inspectors Of every
Democratic district, in regard to
sending to William NJ. Tweed. chair.
man, the probable vote in 1868, i'm
mediately after the closing of the
polls, by reason Of which nforma-
tion the ballot boxes of New York
city We're stuffed with the requisite
number of votes, and Hoffman was
counted in over John A. Griswuid.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-28

A TRADITION OF SARATOGA. LAKE.
There is an Indian superstition at
tached to this lake which probably
had its source in its remarkable lone
illness and tranquility. The Mo-
hawks believed that its stiffness was
sacred to the Great Spirit, and that
if human voice uttered a sonnd
upon its waters, the canoe of the Of
fender would instantly sink. Astory
is told of an English woman, in the
early days of the first. settlers, who
had occasion to cross this lake win
apafty of Indians, who, before en-
barking, warned her most impressive
ly of the spell. 1t was a silent,
breathless day, and the canoe shot
over the surface like an arrow.
About half mile from the shore,
near the centre of the lake, the wO-
man, wishing to- convince the In
dians of the erroneousness of their
superstition, uttered loud cry. The
countenances of tie Indians fell in
stantly to the deepest gloom. After
minutes pause, however, they re-
doubled their exertions, and in frown-
ing silence drove the light bark
swiftly over the waters. They reach
ed the shore in safety, and drew up
the canoe, when the woman rallied
the chief on his credulity. "The
Great Spirit is mercifuL' answered
the scofhful iAIohawk;; she knows
that a white woman can notholdher
toBgne!P-Hagpey's - ZEayazjne.i
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-28

No. Mr.. Tilden is decidedly a man
of detail and man who knows that
She sufferings of the American peo-
pie at the present time incline them
to worship. the banner which has
''reform" inscribed upon 1t. We
commend him fer his sagacity.
We have frequently recommended
his example in this respect TO Gov
ernor Hayes as worthy of emulation.
But when it comes down to the
true meaning of the thing, there is
not a well-informed man in this sec
tion of the State who does not be
lieve that Governor Tilden procured
his nomination. through a bargain
with some of the most corrupt ring
men out of State prison. Three
of his chosen delegates from this
city are men who are now defend
ants in ring suits for fraud and con-
spiracy. Others OF them are notorl-
Gus for being the pals. dividers with,
and abettOFs ef the Albany, the New
York, and the Brooklyn nngs. EY-
cry man in Brooklyn knows that a
vote for Tilden is "a vote fsr Nc
Laugblin to the Navy Yard, Muir
ply to the Custom House, kiusella
to the Postofhce, Jacobs TO the
United States Marshalship, Britton
to the District Attoneyship, Fowler
to the Collectorship of lnlernal Rev
enue, and Kingsley to the Harbor
Repairs in general. II is this ticket
which the 1000 electors Of Brook
lyn are to vote the coming fall.
They believe that Mr. Tilden was
pledged to prosecute ring men in
this State. They know that he has
not attacked the worst OF them, and
that instead Of being on the docks
OH his motion, they were his dele
gates to the St.Louis Convention
by solicitation. a man eIel ated to the
Presidency upon such shoulders
would, but in the estimation of those
who know the facts, be exactly stu
ated to introduce ''political reform" "
Almost every third man we meet
says, 81 am going to vote against
the Brooklyn ring at any hazard. |
voted for Tilden two years ago, but
he is now the candidate of the ring,
and down he must go, for to elevate
these men to Federal power would
be eqnal to surrendering Brooklyn
over to plunder." This is not our
language, and we, too, supported
Mr.. Tilden for Govern or in 1874, in
a county which gave him one-third
of his entire majority. This is the
language of earnest men everywhere
to be encountered. 1t is what they
think of governor Tilden as a re-
former" s.--s-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-28
! MEIIER OF PQPUEARl INTEREST.

We condense/fom the Lezsqh Rsoia,r tho
subztaues Of Conversation about Oak Han 51l G
Philada higf W anamaker q Browns Iar4sest
Clothins 0dse IN America" A ViEitcr and
attendant4 4fe the speakers:
= f.eiiorf Z tl1at corner 4 tbe Building On 2 .
t4 1sasddst t6olih Last OorBer Of slzzA and
Market Please ncte the SIXTH, for some
STRANGERS seeking Oak Han, have been misled
v: Z e ppsTzsciy colossal Do you know
1fl dimenEioua7p Htt
$ a. 1900 BcuzEe fess-e5 On Market. and
~ cd On Skin. niL stories high, has over
oceaPl,ee y 9-nsn twenty oi1erent busi-
% yoz 1ss stesm-gowerf'
A. giant young engine furnishes power
toE tie frai7ht and PASSENGER eleTsfors sId ~,
tions Sons "a % ~ s,,. =. ana the Other cpera
y. .lE61i osSer 90 yoo arr zvit, soo,6.ss
a; 4hey are dT5t opeled ard arSsrSl-ed In
tLes-- ~ % long lqF counters and taken
to;ss Iot4S ~ y, ne :, elevator % ihe inspec-
Y. Is 1nHpectini ~ sSSt ov,e-,s,o, .,
A. 10 81 neas1rsrlf. fbe s,oo5s a.. a,-.
11es,. mesatso in tas pisee. then ins1ssfed ne
Light a1d two men sit one befSrs - ~ ,1,,ss
behind me goods watching with tba s,,s ~ :
hawk 11z tlfe ieart pln-hole rSscticn s,,5
lsnarki1g eFelg faw, 60 that the cutter NAV zee
and avoid itWhsn he comes tO cut he tt6ss esT. aSe
" '@You ms, employ a sFsty az ,y,tss.-s.
a. Gone % our Illu uocE and Eeel We
keep % hands al the tie cuSing up the cloth
into garments, ,-beside IF6 machines thst do
. dozen mems york each f q stroke
= y; do yen manufacture al your own
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