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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
REAL MAJORITIES.

PROBABLE rrpORr OF TIE CAStAssKPs-FoR
HAYES, 1000, AND FOR CHhNHEELAGN, 300.
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TmBCNE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA South Carolina Rcpub-
Hcan writing to a friend in th, city about the IN
tmidaton and fraud, in bis state at the late cleo
ton, says: - We ought To have had at least 10000
majority in the STATE. and would have had 1t upon
any fair vote. The Democrats now swear that
uulc,, our Board of state CaLya~,crs' count them
IN, we shall have hloodshcd. think there is more
need for Northern men coming here 10 witncs, tie
count than for them 10 20 to Louisiana. | think
again. that Hayes carries the state even If 'hc
board does count Hampton IN. All we can do Is To
watch and wait" The writer of the letter who o.,
regarded as Trustworthy by Republicans. says M
addition: 81 append table prepared with great
care which think can De- relied upon for maJorIilcS
as they viii probably Ice formed after the state
Board Of Canvas,cr, shall have decided she vote.
Ii they have the moral courage. the vote cannot be-
ANYTHING but a majority for rs" The table j, as
follows:
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THE PRESIDENCY.


represent it there at present except W. l.. Chandler
of New-Hampshirc, Secretary Of the Committee OF
1872 but at the request Of the President the Union
League of New-York has designated five prominent
gentlemen of that city TO proceed to Florida, and
two of them started yesterday. Mr.. Chandler tele-
gTaphed yesterday to Marshal Packard, asking II
some of the many Republicans who have arrived III
New-Orleans could not go at once to Tallahassee
but Mr. Packard replied that the journey was
longer in time consumed than the one from Cmcln-
natl or Washington. Whatever may be the views
of the Democrats, 1t is evident that in Adminisra-
ton circles Florida is looked upon the crit
zeal point Louisiana is believed to be safe, but the
result in Florida is still cnveoped in such fog OF
uncertainty that cool-headcd Republican feels
sangunc that It's electoral vote is assured for Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
EX.GOY snEPHERD.s ENLBARRAssMENr

WASHINGTON, Nov ia meeting of the
creditors Of exGoy. Shepherd was held this evening
which was attended by persons representing about 80
per cent Of his Indebtedness The meeting was entirely
harmonious and the creditors unanimously agreed 10 ex
tend for period Of five years their several claims. Mr.
Shepherd conveyed all Of his property To the Hon Geo
Taylor, H. A. willard, and Samuel Cross trustees foi
the benefit Of his creditors, but with the agree
mcnt that he TO have the management Of the reaizl
ton OF his The detailed statement OF his affairs
showed OF about 100000 Of assets the
Liabilities, and his friends confidently anticp thar he
Will be able to settle his affairs long before the expir1
tion Of time granted by his creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The BROOKLYN Philharmonic Society has
.1,v. deserved well Of tine public in al It's dealings
whit II Is organized the only tue principle, j.
managed in strictly business manner, and with great
eraIity while It Ia, invariably kept It's promises to its
patrons great deal OF excellent music has been gwen
rrA its auspices and it has done great good for the
cause Of art in our sister city. The sale Of seats this
week was admirably managed lhoush tAcy were
I'm great demand aud The line OF purchasers at the ticket
on remained In position - hours or more before the
sale began there was disturbance or confusion and
the managers put an cnecnal stop to the Spectator
swnde which has so greatly annoyed subscriber IN pre-
yious years 1t Is gratifying to know that over 1000
subscription tickets have sold for the coming season
and that AL the reserved seats have already been takn
for the society has worked hard and faithfully to merit
the prosperity that II enjoys.
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lTor other ship Nors 50: Taird Po2c.i

ARRIVED
i'am'ip Ciiy q Santits2 u5r Drake N'parl-2 sept
lu.-,. aud i.-. if,m-uw3. & Erpwge.
steamship Iott' ram -bI, Nis, iotterln Noy !, with
steamship leo, Daniel Iiayant Nov. :, Nassau 10Th
steamship Eenora. onL,on Portland. VITA mdse AMI pass
sup Gailtra yGerJ Haup' Lonion G2i1ys in ballast
Bark Nora tNorl Eerg Gloucester sept. ,, in ballast
Anchored 80 sandy IoJs for orders.
Anchored IN jilav,-end BAY ior orlrrs
Itrk Alaska. Perry. Ma settle, = days m ballast
Rars AfIl.aa lG,r1. Bre Hltm?re Nov J. with petro.
.rum. !, houul % Antw rI pI' into tn, port lraSy.
Bars itol Ger l@rl'" IIayre - days In ballast An
chor'd . SANITY I'9. tor orders.
Bars Hosea Rel. Mengs7. Bangor. with lumber.
Bag III , y. Martin, Brown. Bangor.
ing F"r'n.c MAY, Gcitzer # and from windsor B. 10
days. With plaster.
ing is4at Cls,er Wilkins Providence, in ballast
steamships Bothna for Liver DOL: city * New YORK ,or
H,va1' . " clyde for ch ~, Benelctor FOR VA
SAILED ~ WAY on LONG ISLAND SOUND.
big myrtle Tor ~ Johns. y. r. \. r. WATSON fos
lla.iIN y =. JHIa 'Ih'h, Tor Mu qi''A ~ ~ fr'i q
SOW Bedford success AMI ALBION, for PORTLAND Esnt
WIND-sun.st fresh, y. T.. cloudy.
DISASTERS.
PWAurtrWA, Nov lj.-Ihe ship +. F. Page from Bangor
Lat 81 TO- long. % 3D. aud probably sunk alter
could NOT b. seen. The were iaks OF by the ship
QUEHEc nov. lj-Ihe bars Dr >ala-Iry Levin. which
loaded 1T Mtis and cleared tor London lowed
INTO port Last H-t water p-s poIuOh OI Tie crew Teus-
Ing 10 work. survey Will be- made.
FOEElGN POpyS.
MOyuLT. NOV lj-lhc Anchor Lane steamship Ethiopia,
Craig ;ton NeWiork Nov l. 10. GLASGOW" arrived here to-
jupiter apt >uicKrr; lit Reinc DIES Auges. 10Th VI
Arrived Nov Foluro ~ MARITIME, Gugic,mo. lt2h, Hash
Light Gui-rp. ma e., l3'u Lucid titn. John lesirm
ia'o, ob"roI Ethiopia last hye steamships Prot NoTi'n
SKIOLD, CalOAhe Plom 1 flhlceNi AoAse LAl5 e. Rose
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NEW-YORK.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Nov. 15.-Thc following
are the official returns Of Ononaaga County:
E!cciorai HAYES. 1859; Tl!dcn, 1l,lGl; majority
G?rcnor Moran. Ii,7l2; Robinson. II,2iI; major
ity fos Morgan .3.i7S
L,,,ga.aa' cera7'or, Eoeers li,752 DorshcImer,
1913; majority for RoErr- 1888
cqngess-Iii,r9ck, 1lIl6; Pratt l1,2o5; majority
Co,rt Of AppeaS--Danforlh 1864; Earle. 1883 :;
majority Tor Daufoith, 1912.
AsseaJlg-Thos. g. Alvord. ! I3l majority: CarTa l..
Smith, JOB majority; C. Fred licrbst 100 majority
The following the vote the Con tltutioual Amend
mcuts: Public works-For. 1873; against 1867
Pri-ons-For, lI.572 against, $50.
LocKroET, N. Y, Nov. 15-Tho following
are trc glieal returns for Niagara County:
Erciorai Republican, 5,575 Democratic, $500; ma
Goreroor-Moreaa, 5,5li Robinson, 5,ssi majority
FOR Robinson. 3iO.
80, majority for Dorshcimcr. 32l.
tdtdi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dob ogden. j,s9l !;
H,pccior o, Sl,c -Trowbridgc, 1926 Ander-
son, $3.50: Nudrr.on's majority, 800.
C,"grcss-Ho,biu., ALL; benedict. 1913 Flagcr
GudJ. 30 lhnclicts plurality, lGl3.
ia Di,trict-Pipc tDum), 81 majority.
Jp,hee ofhe supreme co~t-liaisht GIcp), $50 ma
jority.
CARMEL, y. Y, Nov. 1j.-Thc following IS
the official canvass Of the return, OF Putnam County,
Ehciorai-iIayes, 1919; rdcn, 1,sO5; majority for
Glor.i.nor-uorsan $50; Robinson, .7s0 majority
congress kctcbuu. Republican. $50; Davies Demo
clat, ~, kctchums majority, lT9.
Fish. Republican, Is elected TO the Assembly.
ScIIENECrADY n. Y, Nov. 1j.-'lhc follow
ing +, the official canvass OF Schenectady County
characterization 2,9is; Hayes, 900; majority for
TlGcu, 2jS.
Naturalization, 2.9i9; Morgan, 9,G7s majority
for Ruhinsou, ~.
Lic,tciani Goccynor Dor,hemar. 1913; Rogers,
2ogI majority for DorehcturT, 30.
'CaJci COMMITS ioHcr-Ogd,n. 2.oG2; Spencer, 2,G77.
C0nJresg-D Decker, 1910; Stain, 2,Us; Decker's
maj YIiy. 202.
For the Assembly, sanders Democrat, bad II majority
On the amendments the vote was, for, 233s against
1850.
ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 15.-The Board of
County Cuyascrs have not yet made their declaration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
GERoMrs PICTURE OF THE cRUcTIxToY,

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | notice criticism in The World of
the great picture by Gcromc OF tie Cruchxion with Its
wonderful idea 81 giving the shadow Of the Cross The
Grille says: 1.-The sun is represented to be nearing tie
horizon inst as to soldier, aud multitude descending
the slouu. and vending their way the rOad toward
~, eastern gale of tho city. ,c Instead OF the north
northwestern gate" And from TIA, he is led 10 all
%. his false reasoning, Tat the shadows oil tie
arc cas- n direction almost due west. and that Gcr0mcS
.,tn . iu! il the east The ofrnr Of ia" critic IL in
ASSUMING that the soldier, were vending their way over
the road toward the eastern gate OF The city Now II he
will and 10 the north northwest facing any church,
tree or other chcr think hc viii find II very ddcult
10 make out that the evening shadows are not cast
toward tht east ;hat TIE san Is not setting IN The west
rnd be- viii see That Cfrumc who Visited Jerusalem, has
followed he Old authority ard placed the place Of cruel
hxi,n IN the north or northwest. Hoping this will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

COXE-In Brooklyn Tuesday Nov H. 1876 Elem widow
oi Lieut. jaime, sidney Coke L. > W ana gtpr OF tho
late John sullivan. aged - years months and IL days
The relatives friends NJ tho family respectfully
invited attend the funeral rrsIru,t No u
CLARK ST.. BrOOklyn, on Friday, I1h lust, a. =.
GRIDLEYOn Wednesday the 18Th inst, after short m.
ness, James Gridl,y, in thc J1th year OF his go,
Relatives aud friend, respectfully invited
funeral 40 his late residence No MDIton-t
Brooklyn, T. d., pu Friday the l1th insi a. O'Clock
HALSrED-In Brookyu NOV. To- the residence u us
brother nlaw, Bradford knapp l9i GsccHcdyc, stock.
ton Halstcd, In hs 7uth year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LENT-Iu Pougkecp,ie, Nov H. Albert Van Klecck Lent
only g id Of John H. aud Harriet v X. Lem. Ith
year of his age.
Funeral services from the residence OF his parents POUCH
kecp-is uu Friday, l7th inst. 20 . ?.
SHEPARD Tuesday morning, in r1un;nn. Nl,s Joanna
L. shepard. widow Of the ate Hon. ~lIs ~atpar'.
Funeral Thursday afternoon, % clock
WILLIAMSON Li, late g'-!rrc, - W,. ~c.cni .cItls'
ON Tur~lav evening Soy. T. John = VILLAINS u ie frA
Williams g. ttIoI.
Fgf,iil rSt,. % taN church, fJIriLINt and Twenty
hr,t.st. FRIDAY, Npy. ~ 70 iuaJ q. 800.
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COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

tOCNIlNG lflE ELECIORAIy VOTE.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL Observation-Disclosures or
IMPROPER ACTION by THE HOUSE DIsCREDIrED
by TWO EMINENT LAWYERS.
In reference to the election of President Of
the United States. the Constitution and s amendment IN
S0l provide that the President OF the Senate shall in
the Of the Senate and House Representatives,
open all the certificates, and the votes shall then bo
counted the person having the greatest Of
for President shall BE- the President II such number be
majority Of the whole number OF electors appointed" II
there IL such majority the House OF Representatives
IA To elect and If the House Of Representatives.
shall not choose President before the 4th
day OF March, the VlcePrsdent shall act
President. aud II no person have majority Vice
President. then the Senate shall choose from the two
highest members on the list YcePrcsdcnt. The Con
gress determine the time OF choosing the electors
AID tn" day which they shall give their votes which
day shall he the same throughout the United states"
Under this last clause the following statutes have been
passed by Congress and appear in the Revised Statutes
SECTION 1871. Except in certain cases where both the
lIt-dtht ami Vice President dead, the electors
=, shiii ID. appointed IN rich STATE on thr lurN,!y
next after The first Monday In November Passed in
SIC 1888. Each may nv law provide for the nlng
OF any vacancies which may occur IN IL college OF elect
SIC. l3i Whenever any State held election for
the purpose of chonsi NJ electors and has failed t make
choice tine day prescribed b. law The electors may
be appointed on subsequent day IN such manner rs
the Legislature % such State may direct.
william NJ Eyarts on beng asked If. In his opinion,
the House Of Representatives could prevent count OF
the electoral vote by refusing to sit with the In
joint session. while the President Of the Senate should
through the Formally Of counting replied that had
not formed an opinion on the subject and furthermore
thought II question which ought be discussed for
reasons Of policy lie did not like the idea Of considering
beforehand what should be done when the provisions
Of the Constitution not compiled with. 1t was
cca that the counting dcyoyed upon the President OF
the senate. IL was 20 be done IN the presence ~ IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 15.-,Jamcs c. Barber q
man Of incorporate habits found dead by the roadside in
Richmond yesterday
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. ia petition has been filed
in the Circuit Court in Richmond. asking the . take
the property Of The James River and kahaWha Canal Com
paHy under its control and appoint receiver Therefor
AUGUSTA, Gl Nov. 15.-The engineers on tho
Georgia Railroad belonging The Brotherhood ~ Locomotive
Engineers struck tor higher at o'clock TIL,
Thirteen freight and two passenger trains OIt tho
road
BOSTON. Nov. 15.-At the annual meeting of tho
Boston and Providence Railroad Company ay ".
Hallett Henry 4 Whitney. T. T. J. Goddard ]. H. Wacoit,
". r. Robeson f. ~ Weld, ami J. W. Bacl were elected
directors.
NEw-lIAvFN, Conn, Nov. 1j.-Tho stockholders
Of The NrwEugaud and Derby Railroad have accepted
amendment H. the charter consolidate fi tie En-
gland aHd Erie Railroad. This fvOrsa line To the
Hudson by the new Poughkeepse bridge.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn. Nov. 1J.-W Il. shelton the
recently elected MAYOR Of this ~ has ,p-i me N0fr
PM ttUH for libel. win damage. estima q ~ 5000 The
EDITORS ~ Tine Iti4fuW they deceived Aud
a- they discovered their r>tak" proceeded - make
ton, which was IN type when the action was b. gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
OTHER STATES
DEMOCRATIC riaNs II OREGON

DENOIRAIIC IIINS r OEITON.
S,N IRAN. $500. Nov. ia press dispatch from
Salem, Oregon, says il !, announced boy the Demo
Gratis there to-day that tie following pf,1rImmc
will De carried ont in reference 10 the of j. W.
Watts, Presidential Eicclor on the Republican
ticket, who was postmaster at LAFAYETTE. The law
Of Oregon provides that the Secretary of state, DE-
presence OF he Governor stall count thc votes and
give to the person. having the highest number o..
votes certificates of c,cij0r. The Secretary has no
power except 10 couut a., VOTES and Issue ccrtIi-
Gates. II j, asserted a writ viii lc served on thc
Secretary, issued 10y tine supreme Court. eujnning
the issuance OF certificate to Waits, and giving to
tine highest clcctor on tho Democratic ticket Ger
tIiicate of election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

thor Ike you. DO you really want to purchase the
fVss Won seiectedF yes; in course do or would
esn Ssye climbed your blessed stairs this morning
DOL, 1"N Mr. elliott must be frank with YOU when
",;Sd Won in my studio without permission, thought
tov 0,see of impeFtiuence, and when you asked the
nsfS thought you did so as many vulgar people do.
more curiosity, having no intention OF buying wish
~ ooiy 10 know what valuation put upon my works,
INK I cave you price which suited my humOr Two Of
o." nres already disposed of the other, the first
INC Tor spoke Of is at your acceptance for thousand
one will take it, said the princcy elliott; land
put Won 10 make me three or four Others at your own
w. Thus the pcnnakcr and the eccentric artist be
pre- friends and warm friends too" Thus writes Mr..
T'vv Feeman IN AppIetOH's Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ASSURANCE OF REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

ASH hANOE We hI-l DLiChN 'iOi'N''
THE RETURNS As THEY STAND SAID TO SHOW
MAJORITY FOR HAYES AND CHAMBERLAIN.
CHARLESON, s. c., Nov. 1j.-Thc Columbia CORE
spondent of The Neirs and Courier telcgraphs that
official returns have been received from all the
counties in the State except Laurcns, kershaw'
Collcton, and Darlington. The returns for Laurens
County have been in Columbia since Friday. but
have not been delivered to the canyassins board.
The correspondent is informed by Republican
whose name is not given that the majority claimed
for Hayes 10y the Republicans upon the returns as
they stand is 200, and for Chamberlain something
less. No county is thrown ont III this calculation.
ChicfJustice Cartier in Columbia, and has visited
Gov Chamberlain. Judge Cartier said in CONVEX
sation that there is not half so much excitement
here as at the North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
". HEUINWIY s. SONS.

HIGHEST AWARD FOR THE BEST MACHINE AND srw-
IN.i SILK.
The Judges on Silks, in giving the highest
a,..Id .nr machine nud sowing SILK to VI. I. mnWay tx
Sp.. the following strong language, which speaks FOR
It>.,t:
The uui,i-' nc haviu. examined The product herein
,if.tiln,, respectfully recommend The same Ia the
Jtcc state, Centennial Commission for award for the
following reasons:
i full assortment Of coorcl and black machine and
sewing -ilk perfect in quality ~ material, color and
craftsmanship. \ tue copy of the record tNgntO
FRANCIS \. WALLER. Chicf of Bureau OF Awards.
4. I. GosHukN, DlrrctOr-Gencril
j. H. UNWLiY, President.
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4 MANKIND rise of the barometer has taken

\ mlIktu TT'U UT VHU U'TU Vt T''' V''INVE
Mace greater than can he attributed solely to the change
- wind ot the end Of the ran-sorm The percentage Of
osturc In the air remains large enough to cause sus
plron that the storm has not wholly passed away; in
that case It's final ton hes will probably DE snow. Tenn
pcraUrc has fallen little Clearing ana clear weather Is
10" ~ hand but the latter H. 10, likely 10 last long
FOR this city and vicinity cooler and clearing weather
l.. to De expected to-day 3HG partly cloudy and warmer
tr..th,r tomorrow,
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THE IDENTIFIED CONGRESSIONAL CASE.

Bo,roN, Nov. l5.-lH meeting or the tlty
Codic ti-hait the mlt.r o. tia di,pHt'i 'c''h IoF
Consics.!agn N tle ma Di'''t rit Hp 'h me Gh-
tiu a- to whether The - votes ~ l'lH tN'.'l 81 VIZ"
were priuted tie words Tor Congressman. WI N
t,i, .,,IJ IL. c,unt,d An nrl"r pissed trnt In
tho certificate TO tho Secretary OF state th' Whole hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE AND TIE UNITED STATES.
PARIS, "Wednesday, Noy. u. 1916.
The text of Minister WashburncS letter to
Duk, D,cazcs. Tho Frru,h Forcau Minister closing the
correspondence In regard 20 The du sommciard ahAir
has been published The stcr is an exceedingly cordial
one Minister w,.hburnc tenders the Duke personal
thanks for ms friendly action IN the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

Der OF votes be included in the count, with an e1pans
ton relative to the % votes leaving the Governor and
Council To determine whom the certificate OF eecu0h
shall be given. Counsel for Mr. Dean tDem) submit
ted proposition that the matter be referred to the SUI
prcc Court " the State and in the Mt OF an adverse
decision would contest the seat In Congress III
is thought this proposition will be adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

The ~. Niche,ss Hotel has reduced its So 80
per day. Notwithstanding this material reduction the pro.
pretos psso themselves fully malutain It's unequaled
reputation "a every particular
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loss OF A BRITISH SHIP.
AklAn. Mclnr,Iny, N0y

AKYAB, Wednesday, Noy. -, l'1G.
The British steamer City of Manchester, from
Iyrrpoo for Calcutta hn, sunk or here. All hands cN
cept the captain and steward. supposed :" be lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

friend were acquitted but ycuv EatnauA himself was
still worse his santence was for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
RrvIslD CLAIM FOR HAMPTON

CHARLESTON, ;. C., nov. 15.-Au error IN the r.
turns from Pickcns County reduce, tie majority 81
tie Democratic state ticket, according to The Aes'
aid ouria, 10 LIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Was i tbo +,raoto,,;le ,,,ao.I,or - ,rLo.
,ho. I'D - nv, 20 ''Ii, v 49,
90, =, -, O' ~ 7 ~ ~
,n - s''' H''o oo'" 'No D'u V'S'o y,
II, a, 49, 9 o', NV 'o'' uu'i '''"u a. S''
,r, ry.,, 80 Q" '-S' II = Una. 70 P"S'nE at o'on
,,iyi, a.. ~, -, 1I ~ W "9 o
tbn, tho ooal - a 90 en- ',ai ~ ~ ,1
bcrs n frliv q ,ratb fo o,, % Emo man ,, ,o ho.o
had a ,,orfoot ;,,is, =, - - -, a..
oo,oort To-, -, 80, -, $3.50. - - ~ ~ -,
,,ioli,,ist ,ro to,,,, '..ai,o "''' 49, '' Wv
9 l7 o
l. Grand concerto in u n,innr Pulipstein
.. ta) Prelude and Fuguc with choraie) Mendcss0hn
52 Gigue I5acn
g. F0urth concerto '''''''''''''- ''''' Leonard
a. Recative ct Priere. h. Allegro ct Cadenza.
, r, fARi H.
Ttndr i'm p Cbonin
NaSe. ................
D. ta Nocurne Field
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

An athletic specimen of the Emerald Isle
called ona wharnler for job. The top the momB'
o. yc. Muster T.; I've been told that we're in want Of
help I've but little to do" replied p, with mrIcan-
I'll" gravity Pm tn very boy for yccS. H. but little
care about dolng-it's the money Iiu afher, sure!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

When in classical times a man had done S,rie
great thing DE was honprcd with public Triumph wreath
~ laurel OF 81 BAYS Now D. Is, ar al! events hlnOred WITH
The esteem and regard OF others. We night h0s0Iug
tine inventor ~ b. T. Rabbits BABY SOAR, whose
achievements have reached utng complement The
toilet soap. which simply the greatest luxury amt comfort
possible to man. Pare ana honest II De absolutely Us,cd
a. the best thing ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

but the official figures for Albany County Hayes,
1GAG2 Taen, 1862; majority for Ji!dcn. 1ls0: Nor
gan, l64lO; Robinson, l772i; majority for Robinson,
l,3l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
CALIFORNIA

MR.. LUTrEELL ELECTED 10 CONGRESS.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1J.-Thc latest re-
turns leave doubt Of the election OF Luttrcl DEM
10 Congress from Tie IYth District.