davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1878-05-03

TWO important sales will take place
within the next few months-that OF the
Port Ludlow Mill property, and that Of
the Fowler estate. of this town.
, 1878-05-03

MR.. Jas. Men aught, attorney for the
estate OF Arthur Phinney, dec, was in
Town during the week, attending probate
ousin"Ss connected with the estate.
, 1878-05-03

Mn. Thomas Bracket. who took the con-
tract to ill in Water street, having tailed
to furnish the requisite bonds, the job will
be let again.
, 1878-05-03

DIED.-Tn Victoria, V. l., on the even
ing of the 18th inst, Eliza Emma r.,
aged 23-youngest daughter OF Allen
Francis, l.. S., Consul of British Colum-
bia.
, 1878-05-03

A SCHOOL is expected 10 be opened in
Port Angeles on Monday next, under the
management OF Miss Julia Weir, of Dun
penesS,
, 1878-05-03

MARmED.-At Humhummi, Mason
County, April 29th, by Rev, Mr.. Ellis. Mr..
Harvey Campbell and Miss Josephine E.
Miller.
, 1878-05-03

LATE frosts this spring have damaged
and destroyed great deal OF fruit at
many points on the Sound.
, 1878-05-03

The 30. X" has been 'aid up for re-
pairs"
, 1878-05-03

SOME little business was transacted in
the Probate Court this week.
, 1878-05-03

THE County Commissioners ofJefftIson,
meet on Monday next in this city.
, 1878-05-03

The schr. Page went to Dungeness last
week.
, 1878-05-03
Italian BaTQuG DueSOrGllG.
Costa RiCan Ship MathildG,

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UN.
" dersigncd agents of the above named ye-
sci will be responsible for debts ontracted by
the officers or crew.
r: JONES, Master.
Port Townsend, Jan. 81, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
THE OPERA.

Tho nrosnerity of Mr. Mapleson's opera sea-
son ,s anparent!y increasing. EXIT" Pei 'N,,,
svop on Tie N nights" now that Mhe. uois " 49,,
S,Ie With Miss Hank the fatgues OF the week. anu ~
h,io has an unsuitable appetite for all tue en''l''I"
- Tho manager offers. "Carmen was sung AZ 'no
80, on saturday before OF the largest audiences
- ,ha seoson This sprightly and brilliant opera seems
90 have won nm assured popularity. Miss HauKs per
sonation ~ Carmen so remarkable FORTS dramaucUu'h
,s GOOD taste ana is pcturesqueness, is everywhere
accented rs n memorable creation. Sig. Campanni
aror nj. fine intel igence, aud in particular his goou
acting in the last act. the theme OF genera aI
,Irse Del Pueute mas ma le the Toreador iaNorite
and Nine snico has well expressed the tenderness ana
strength OF NichdeidS gentle soul Ii was mppy III
snr,top or Bzets to write the music Of this sympa-
tIetic role in a much larger and more elevated style
Than any OF the rest of the opera. and Nine sncO has
Mt failed to appreciate the distinction. The famous
due between MchGcd and Don Jose is so beautiful and
40 well sung by both artists that it seems pity 1t has
been cut In The OMITTED part the tenor repeats the
charming melody previously given 10y Mictdctd.
This week Mime. Gerster will repeat her Anind and
Lucia besides appearing GiLdd in RgOctto." Nine.
Ianache who has recently made impression by her
striking pcrsonation of A.Wcend, will take the short but
by no means insi snihcant role OF MddadtenG.
The performances under Mr. Mapleson's management
have been as Il rule good and generously appre'
ci ted that we trust he will be encouraged to make
them better by enargng the orchestra. Sig Ardti now
Leads the best band have had at the opera Tor many
wears and leads It with distinguished ability but 1t is
far too small Tor the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
DIR CLER.

In bringing out Mr.. F. c. Burnands new
comedy Our CIub" at the matinee Saturday after
noon Mr. Wa lack made sOmew hat of an innovation on
the common managerial CUSTOM the advantage OF when
Il is not easy TO see, for the house was not
an especially good one. though the performance was
Mr. BuTnauds latest work has been decidedly successful
In London aud while yet seems scarcely likely create
serious impression here will very probably repeat this
success on Mr. Wallacks stage. 1t does not show
any new development in the art OF comedy-wrltlng
The motive is scarcely strong enough to last
through the whole without losing Of its
interest There nothing novel in its situations. but
Is bright well written. with much clever dialogue Some
times II lie really brilliant
There Is pleasantly fresh atmosphere about
the whole thing Moreover 1t Is absolutely
pure, and from the standpoint Of morality
wholly unJbjectonable. The plot deals with
the Misunderstanding into which several gentle
men fall friends and felOw-members of the Eccentric
Club and the story of the pay the story of the
ravcng Of the various entanglemens which arise there
from The cast comprises nearly the whole strength OF
the company, who in several instances admirably
fitted characters The ceveres piece OF work
in tue piece Is dr. Charles COchlans DW6uiSSon which
is perhaps refined and delicate piece OF acting as he
has shown III New-YOrk. NJ Floyd is efficient as
RaGet-ty. who Is fore gner dOmescated In England
like LtbussOn and LenRGrd which latter part Is rather
too mechanically paved by Mr. Barron Mr.. Beckett
has low comedy part with which he makes good deal
OF fun Among the ladies, Miss COg6lan, Miss GeIm0n,
and Miss Bon face all excellent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToS, Nov. II. 1878.
The subscriptions to the pei cent loan yesterday
amounted 20 81 s72 800
Secretary Eyarls has received from Commissioner
General Mccormick and forwarded to Louisiana dIaf
for 450 AZ gold the proceeds OF the concert given
the ITOCldcrO Palace at the Paris Exposition, OctO-
Der ID, In aid of the yellow fever sufferers IN LOUISIANA
Supervising Auditor Hill reports that under the APP
preparation OF SIS 900 for the storage of silver dollars
contracts have been entered into for rhe construction or
vaults at Ncw-IOrk. Pmadc phIa ANA san frdhcisco'
The Work at NcwlaTK viii DC finished during the lrc'-
ent month, and the work the others Is III progress
Commissioner Raum las issued the following circular,
OF importance to dstlers in cold climates The rcgu-
laOn concerning the gauging aud proving Of Spirits
while at an arltciay high temperature, punliSned IN
circular No l39 issued by this office Nycnhcr - 1870
hereby revoked The ruling OF TINS ONCE, when io-
bids thr heating OF cisern rooms by artificial meaus Is
also revoked"
detachment OF the Cadet Corps Of the Bethel Acad-
envy Virginia paid its respects to the President ycster-
day, ana was received 10y him IN tie East Room. The
commanding officer OF the detachment, Major smith,
addressed the President stating the pleasure the cts
experienced IN meeting him. The Presaent made u
pref reply. saying that rccipl ed the kndy te-
OF the cadets He then introduced PERSONALLY
10 the members Of the detachment ana IN turn pre-
seuted General Shel man to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
DIEIL

ALDRICH- this city Thursday, November william
F. Aldrch ID the 9Th year o, his age ,,,oo, >.no,
Funeral al Palmyra, n IL Oh luesNso ai'o'HoON .'V''A
10 at . o'clock.
FURNIss-on sunday morning; November T. ls- aftera
brief Illness OF Prn0 e 70 ti@ni tina
funeral. TUESDAY morning. l0th ins, az Io5o 0,docR,
further notice.
HArFIELD-In this city on sunday, November IL 1873
Mary r.. wife Of the Rev Edwin Y Hatfield, ID. D. aud
daughter OF the late Jacob Is. Taylor.
Nouce Of funeral hereafter
HAVEMEYER-The funeral Of the late Albert Havemeyer
pacs No 81 Vest lithst Tuesday, the 10Th ~
Relatives ana friends OF the deceased
PHYFE-suddenly on Friday November TO- James D.
Relatives friends OF the family invited attend tbs
irora late residence No II East 43dst on Tues
day, the 18th INST. at = o'clock y. m.
POSITION Friday November Is. Angelina NJ. daughter OF
Faae,S on Tao,diy isth inst at li5 ,m fom her ate
res deneo l69th-st near Franklin ave, MoIrsans CO.,
Carriages meet tue 1888 from Ne"'iOrA NJ OisSD" os
uon
ROBBINs-At stamford Conn. November Is. Elliott Rob.
Funeral services Mondy 18th inst at O'Clock at the rest
dence of F. Porter,
RoCKvELL-On saturday November 10. Lucilla S, widow
OF Darwin !. Rockwell IN her YIN year,
Fnnera late residence Psinhed ~ j. on Tuesday.
Tf,n va Central railroad NcwJersey 1918 M.
turning at l:-On N.
TAyLoR-On saturday November l6 Frank L. son OF the
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invtei tho
funeral services on TUESDAY morning at 1880 from 81
James church. corner Lafayette-aNe. and 81 James
place. Brooklyn.
wARNER-on Friay November Is. Ann wife OF James +.
Warner i'm the g9th year OF her age
EnnSrni services AT 81 iukcs Church Hudsonst opposite
Grove, Monday November IL Mt O'clock
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend.
WEBB-Ou November 10, Eleanor. widow OF Thomas Webb
In the 15tn wear Ol her age.
The will b. taken from 10 Ill East 46th 10 Col
legate Church. othaye. and 2o,hsi funeral
Will ne held Monday. November is, IL m.
Friends are invited To attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
THE VOTE OF NETWORK.

OFFICIAL RETURNS on THE VOTE FOR COURT OF APP
PEALs JUDGE FROM ALL THE CoUNrrEs EXCEPT
KINGS AND sULLrvAN-THE REPUBLICAN PLU-
RALIrY OVER 37.OOO-THE REPUBLICAN, AND
GRRFSBACK VOTES MUCH LARGER THAN IN
1s77-HRAyY DEMoCRAiIC LOSSES.
Official returns on the vote for Court OF Appeals
Judge are given below from all the counties tx
cept Kings and Sullivan Counties. These
RETURNS with unofficial returns from Kings and
Sullivan, show Republican plurality of 1856
for George +. Danforth. The Democratic plurality
for Secretary of State last year was 1851. The
vote this year was 29863 larger than the vote for
Secretary of State last year, the figures below
showing a total Of Sl8,470 against total OF 1885,
GIG in 1877. The official returns from Kings and
Sullivan Counties, and the action OF the State
Board of Canvassers may change thees figures
ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
A sAILoR,a srRAYGE ApyENruEE.

A sailor named Bguter made his appearance
yesterday fOUtsorc and ragged the Navy Yard IN this
city, and recognized by the survivors OF the Huron
disaster OF their shpmates that Inflated vessel
Bguter says that when the Huron struck, he with
another sailor caugnt hold OF q floating spar
and drihcd out 10 They chung
to the spar for about tweny-four hours when Bguers
companion weakened, lost his hold and went down.
Shortly after Norwegian vessel picked up Bguter and
carried him 10 Norway. There lie sent to hos
pital where he remained several months. On coming
0ut be secured passage Baltimore Ia the vessel
by which he rescued He arrived ~ Baltimore, ana
being destitute, tramped his way TO Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
WILHELNJ-REMENYI.

Wilhclmj reappears tonight at Steinway
Hal. and he is sure 10 be welcomed with enthusiasm
The wonderful performances of the Hungarian viOnist
far from shaking tho popularity of Wihelm have only
served by the force OF contrast to place the special ex
ecences Of the great German player in clearer light
and to give kcener relish for his pure and lofty art
He will play tonight one movement of the Beethoven
concerto, Gud transcription OF Chopm's nat con-
certo; but the advertisements make mention OF
orchestra.
Remeuyi will play in Boston this week, and Will le
turn TO senway Hall after Whelmjs departure, giving
concert Tuesday evening November 20, and matt
nee Saturday the 3Oth. lie plays for the New York
Philharmonic society Friday and Saturday OF this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
The caste of RicheIieu, to be produced at
the FnL Avenue Theatre this evening is as follows
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republican majOrities III November
figure Up, IN the Northern States, about 100000.
Cipher. Of Tins STYLE are worthy of Dir Tlldens cOnsid
eratiOn.-lAtchIsun Champion (RepJ
The shower doesn't seem to be over yet, sweet
eOpafceU Ne8IOrB Tribune. II yon call ali this
cipher business show some power have mercy
ON thu Democratic party wBen IL rains.l BDghamtOn
Republican (RepD
If our venerable friend, "Gummy" Blair,
could only fnd II IN his heart 10 utter few words OF
warning 20 those Eastern Democrats living issues
Of the day, n might do much toward restoring cont.
dence.- Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem)
1t is not true that Nephew PeltoD has gone
% AfRHanisthD He going there at flrst, but when
Jldeu called up tie fact that there would be many
lOTers there next year. he concluded the Chief Ot tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
COLLEGE BOYS AT FOOTBALL.

A plucky game of football between the
Columbia College and the University OF Pennsylvania
teams was played Saturday afternoon on the cricket
grounds at HoDoken The University team had the adj
IN weight and the prestige OF its recent victory
over the Princeton The game, which was declared
to be drawn, was Witnessed by several hnhdreu
marked by the varying fortunes Back ana fort across
the field the tide of battle surged IN the hrs nhng me
hall nov the centre OF fierce scrtmnake, now IN inc
hands OF some swift runner. Short sharp Tushes;
1uick losses, brilliant runs, desperate rallies marked
tine game and received the encouragement or eAcltSu
the applehensious OF the lOOkeIS-on.
In the second inning the contest was notify contested,
mainly near the University goal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for IL, past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS, / a. m.-The ba-
romeer s CHEST in Nova Scotia, lowest end falling In
Manitoba. Rain has fallen u the West Gulf and Atlantic
Coast States and Lower Lake region. The temperature
has fallen with northrly winds in the Gulf and South
Atlantic States and remained nearly staff )nary with
northeast winds In New gland and he Middle States
snutnerly winds prevail IN the Northeast, and variable
winds IN the Lake region
Indications
For New-England warmer cloudy weather, frequent
rains winds mostly northeastery aud generally lower
pressure. - 49, . ~, - q,
IigbL rain followed by clearing weacr northeast back
ing TO northwest Winds and stationary or lower tempe
raiure followed by rising barometer
The temperature win fall below freezing IN the canal
region.
Storm Signals.
Cautionary signals continue at Port Eads, Cape
Nav Atlantic CRY. Baruegat, Sandy Hook, aud
are ordered for New-YOrk, New-LUndon. Newport,
woods Hole Boston Portland. C. utiOnary ofshore
signals continue ut IndIauoa and Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
wRrrs OF MAsDAMUs IN FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Nov. 1.-The Supreme
Court here yesterday, to act on petition or Tue
issuance Of writ Of mandamus, compelling the Can
vassing Board OF Aachua County 10 make canvass OF
all the returns Of the county three precincts having
been thrown ouI. rhe Court granted an alternative
writ or mandamus returnable on Wednesday morninR
the 10Th inst Mr. BIsbce gave notice mat on MOI
~ ne should ms for wit manuanus against thc
Inspectors at Precinct No. 4, IN Madison C"uh' J., TO
compel them 10 make "A return OF The election at mat
precinct Mr. Bl-bee claims tAat he has about 2OO ma
iOrity without tnls .at.er precinct, the votes are
CuunIed In AlaChua County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSMAN BEGINNING TO ARRIVE.

CONGRESSMAN BEGINNING TO ARRIVE
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS ALREADY On THE GROUND
THE MESSAGE AND THE soUTH-TgEAsuRY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS.
Congressman Stephens is already in Wash
ngtOn for the Winter. He says that he sees
no change in the Presidents attitude, the en-
forcemsnt of the law being a part of his plan.
1t is said that the President will de-
vote large part of his message to Southern
questions. More facts about the Southern
frauds continue to be received. county has
been found in South Carolina without stu
gle Republican vote. The Treasury Is buying
gold from the miners. A call for $5.OOO,OOo
5-20s has been issued. The electric light has
been tried at the Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

tI,eceved most workingmen's and Greenback votes
tDecllued Greenblck nomination. :. D.-SOcla Democrat
The above figures show that the Republicans
have gained 1873 votes since 1877, and the
GreenGack men 1871, counting together the
votes for JUNO and Spinner in 1877. The Demo
Gratis have lost 8 0O2 votes. and the Prohibition
lists 3.507 votes, The Greenback men gained
largely in nearly, if not all, of the counties except
Chemung and Monroe. In Chemung they lost only
IS votes, but in Monroe they lost 1,51S votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

,-.ceul choruses wicn The NrSes Tns there eoOu
,,n,,ng chorus. aud Ramund has good song OF 'wo
~, ~ the music as in the story, the great interes.
made 10 lie with Meiusine Miss Henne' VINO sang ",
nart last night, fitted It admirably; she mas 49,
.o,ce a good STYLE and she Is most s =
and intelligent singer. MI. sohs' WIZ n-i.',,,d
ia throat was not quite at his best as Rd'ma'
So no made am excellent impression. The other solois''
were Miss Urchs and Mr.. Kremer The chorus is "Uinn
ably trained and sang beautifully, the hopoiS re
rather with the ladies' who did their WORK VII" '"'
ielcacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A CALL FOR FIVE-IWENTIEs.
WAslINGTON. Nov. l7. q

.
The Secretary of the Treasury issued the
call the redemption Of 800 bonds Of
1863 consos of SG5, yesterday The call is Tor $1,000
OOO The principal and interest Will be paid at the
Treasury on aud after the 16th OF February 1879 ana
the interes, Will cease that day The following Is
description Of the bonds:
Couuon bonds dated july !. 1865. namely 900. NO
40 OOl 10 No li2 600 bOtn inclusive; 5000. No OUOl
10 No lO2 900 both inclusive; IL 900, No 1901 10
1877 600 both Inclusive. Total coupon bonds S2,OOpOoo
Resstered bonds. redcemaDe ut the pleasure oi Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
SOLID NORTH HAS sQUELCHED YOUR "BUG


Fr0N TIC WfNDNI6 HQDtuf IItND
This bugabOO of the Solid South, like the
equally dlsrepu iblC cry Of the bloody shirt will have
terrOrs for bur few people DISAPPOINTED partisan editors
and schemug politicians may Indulge themselves In IT,
but We fancy 9th will THe people OF the North
intelligent enough to know that the people OF the South
ike themselves, work hard, and that they have no
schemes either personal political, likely to prove
otherwise than beneficial TO the whole county The
south was made solid by Republican malevUlcce and
mismanagcment; IL will cease 10 be so when Secionasm
is eliminated from National politics, and party leaders
return the discussion OF the legitimate functions ana
affairs OF government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
IN SEARCH OF AUTHORITIES.

SPEAKER RANDALL PREPARING FOR A POSSIBLE
CONFLICT WITH THE SENATE.
IDr TELEGRAPH The TKIBUsR.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Speaker Randall recently
wrote to this city asking gentleman familiar with
Congressional proceedings to hunt up the presidents
in the case of contested jurisdiction between the
House and Senate. This is supposed to refer to
the probable action Of the Potter Committee in
presenting Stanley Matthews to the House for
contempt. In having declined to appear before that
committee The question of power of either House
over member of the other has never been settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
EXPERIMENTS MADE Al lHE CAPITOL WITH II

EXPERIMENTS MADE Al lHE CAPITOL WITH THE
NLW MODE or ILLUMINATION.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE.I
- WAsHINGTON, Nov. l7.-Archtect Clark, Of the
Capitol has been experimenting with the electric
light rs a means Of lighting the Halls of Congress.
The result is said to be very satisfactory, and Mr..
Clark will make an effort at the coming session 10
have the light introduced. 1t Is thought that thus
can be accomplished with trfing expense. the
large engines in each end OF the building, used for
ventilation, will generate all the electricity re-
0ulred for the lighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
THE TREASURY BUYING GOLD.
PURCHASES DIRECTLY FROM THE MiNFEs THEM
SELVES AT THE RATE OF $4,000 WEEK.
iGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

IGENERAL PHLsS DIsFAICHI
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Treasury Depart
ment began the purchase of gold bullion Mt Denver
COL, on Monday last. purchasing directly from the
miners. paying them in grcenbacks the purchase
during the week amounting to $4,000. The De-
partment expects to buy at least 100000 week
for some time, but when the plan becomes known
it Will extend its purchases to all tue gold in the
Black Hills country. Heretofore the miners have
been selling their gold to brokers' paying them
heavy charges in addition to the rates of transpor
tation. The Treasury Department will pay
the miners the full value of their gold, charg-
ing only the of assaynG and sending to Phil
adephia TO be coined at the transportation rate OF
% cents q thousand or az thirl-class mail matter
The Treasury will pay for whatever silver may be
found with the gold, when the value is over %
cents in the amount offered for sale The brokers
have not hitherto made such allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
A sORROMEuL CUP.

From T,r P;C',cke Gazette and Chr5ntcle (R'pl
THE Newly DIRK TRIBUNE has prepared
new dIaUghi the sOrrOWid cup Of INC 'CO arCencr
On Wednesday last II printed fac-simile OF the sgnin
cant cipher q ispaich in which " Moses informs Mr.
Tden That lac mas wasted three visi-s ON Controller
Cowgirl IN Florida; ana beneath, by way OF cJmnii
sOn. prints tbe fac-simile OF dispatch signed by
MautOu Marble in his own name. The Handwriting OF
both was evidently that OF the same person Has lie
TRIBUNE really Marble heart that II must thus cor
nuc up telegrdphc records and the souls OF
the meek innOCcnts vino went abroad and astray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
A REFORM COMMISSION APPOINTED.

CONTAMINATED NUN' 1o'o'
The Porte has appointed Commsslon' under tno
presidency OF CaratheodOre Pacha TO apply the pro-
grammc OF reforms in Eastern ROnnelia.
THE PROPOSED TURKISH LOAN
II is said that the projected loan viii be FOR 10,
600 600 pounds Turkish, and that the guarantee VIII
comprise the surplus Of tine Cyprus revenue
GREECE TO RECEIVE HER SHARE.
The Council Of Ministers have advised an arrangement
with Greece conformaby tho proposals Of the Con-
gress without specifying the line OF the fIontler No
1onbt the Sultan will ratfy the decision OF the Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
sI,FFOIK COUNTY AssEMBLYMEN.

The canvass of the vote for candidates Tor
Assembly IN suffolk County has been at last concluded
by the Board OF Supervisors, and the celuncate Is
awarded to Charles I. Duryea, Democrat VINO Is ne
clar,d elected by one majority over George r. Carman'
p.npl,cap This WAS ,Gectcd by excluding the entire
vote az tue BreslHu poll the alleged ground ihat IT
was 20 badly mixed that nothing nellgbe cuud De
made of A. Mr. Carmau had majority on the face Oi
the returns. The exclusion OF the Bi"Hlau NOle WAS
against the project OF the Republican members OF tue
Board. IL IL Mr. CIrmauS InleAuOu' as uhueIstoOu'
TO contest SIR. Duryea's election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
Special Notices.

Nervous RNhaustiOn.-A medical cOmprsn
OF lectures delivered AZ kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
YORK. The aud cure O premature Inc showing
dsputably how lost health may tegano Attending clear
synopsis OF the mpemens and o
and physical debility being the result OF 70
peence by mail Zoe currency postage stamps Adiress
SECRETARY kAHN'S Museum. 0oS Broadway, New.NoTk-