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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
THE KINGS COUNTY CANVASS.

The work of canvasslng the votes in Kings
County advances slowly. Yesterday the canvass
ers proceeded as far az the IYth District OF the
Fourteenth Ward. In the INth District OF the Tenth
Ward 1t was found that the canvassers had counted
Twenty-Five cast Tor James Cavanagh for County
Clerk for W. l. b. soars and Supervisor Moran said
that thought the district canvassers should be al
lowed TO make correction and count the votes for
Cavanagh To this supervisor Egof objected II Is
perfect farce he said to send the returns back and
allow the canvassers to make the correction. II that
were permissible IL would only be necessary for tue
canvas-ers credit few votes imperfecty, and then
In close election. n the TetnIus sent
back them for correction they could say that they
had maize q mistake move that we accept the return
A. 10 Is" This motion lost by vote OF 10 H. aud
decided thar the return be sent back IN order 10
correct clerical error In district OF the Ihr
teenth Wnrd I55 votes found 10 have been
william A. Goodrich Tor senator These were counted
as cast and were credited 70 William W. Goodrich
n L. net expected that the work OF the Will
De completed before next Tuesday.
The city canvass IN Brooklyn completed yester-
day ~ far the I'D District OF the Tenth Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
NEGLECT OF POLL CLERKS.

Mayor Cooper sent TO District-Attorney
Phel few days ago a list Of the poll clerks who
had failed TO file in the Mayors office. required by
law the tally the late election Yesterday The
DstrctAttorney sent letter 70 tie Mayor stating that
under the decision OF Chief Justice Davis omission
Oi duty by inspector OF election poll CLERK ut
be shown have been wifu neglect, or done with in
tent 70 defraud in order To make u indictable
offence and that II the Mayor desired 10 prosecute the
poll clerks whose names he had sent To the District
Attorney and had any evidence 10 produce MI Phelps
would cheerfuily cooperate:
The MAYOR has few afliavirs and statements OF in
sp.rtors aud poll CLERKS showing less wilful
urgect anu these he viii forward To the DstrictAt-
fornev but doubtful II tho evidence Is sufficient to
securc the indictment OF any VI the persons COM
led o.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Fatinitza - will be produced at the Stan
aard Theatre MONDAY.
Mr.. Vandenhofi will give the second of his
Mornings with Dickens to-day OF Cllckerng Hail.
Professor J. w. Churchill, the favorite New
Ensland reader gave one Of n Charming entertain
IDents last night at Association Hail.
Edwin Booth, at the Grand Opera House,
has drawn great mutitudes nii the week lie vii De
seen Hamlet this afternoon sud IUg Bias and Pc
trrichi7 tuis evening.
MIR. Bouclcault has gone a-ishlng, in the
bucohc neiehborhood OF Was1inston'' more in sorrow
than ina" It IL suggcscd by irrevercnt sGs-
jester.
A performance for the benefit of Miss Marie
Harvey is 70 BE- given tonight tAe Aquarium. The
"Plnafore and the second act OF "lhe Bohemian
nc,arr nld Miss M4gd Iruuseosnb sill be bestowed
upon every lady IN tae audience.
Ia Socetairer received but one repre-
seutatlcn go tie FIN Avenue Theatre. Ia, Pic irc ~
Wiu rec iys ~ last representations is att ruopn a1d
evening On Monday a drama en'ilsd l-c auquest
VII. hr III .rcd here with M Jose h WhecUct and Miss
10 baso,. on The Froz Deep" og Nsir Collins.
There is plenty of variety in the entertain
ncnfs offered tie NeW-Nufk sal ~. The charm
ing comedy or orr Girls attractive Wall-cg's.
"Wiyes' affords genuine delght az Days Edwin
Booth acting The Grand opera House a. tragedy. Mr.
j. A. Enmei presents the facetiou, Fritz. al the ParS
There is Piuafoie" al the Broadway Opera House.
an 90 the siaudard-where also mas De- enjoyed the
csrifai trav..fie Of Trial hy Jury" TIE farce OF
Fr,uch Fists has entered prO-oc-ous career a.
the square II enc o. tne most refnuleratfc
popular successes ~ lie season TIE cheerful Hour
lists 10 rolling along in their Iallcc car al
Havery's In-aa-. Tue san Francisco slnstrels ire
IN a ate OF Wild activIty-and Mr. Len's Circus Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

pArSpRTDG F-On "Wednesday November T. John George,
son o Henry and the late Amelia Banbunse. aged 81
Resftves friends
the residence father - Lcherf place brooklyn at
II O'Clock. Saturiay morning. 10 lowers
NODYNF- Snddeuv. at FlnWnod. rhursiav l-ning. No
vrmb.r 49, Richard NOdyne. 10 the 5Stn Of
SATURDAY, November rom Att residence NJ
10
The remains will Greenwood Tor nterment
Il 80 train from the above place.
sTFVENsON-The remains n Evan stevenson who cief st
Paris. 20 last. will he inferred IN rs fathers plot at
treenwood SUNDAY. NOgemle e. To- az O'Clock
lis friends "a invited 10 be present.
Baltimore anu Philadelphia papers please cony.
TYIFE-On THURSDAY November fenrs her
son Paterson " j. Ann Eza. VIE OF John ~ lee IA
65th % her
Funeral Monday morning, November j. az 10 O'CLOCK from
the re.dence her son. go East Van Houon st.. Pater
~ J.
VERNILN F-On Thursday evening. November b. 1879,
Theodore Neruiye Of NeN Brighton l., ia the JJth
%
Funeral MONDAY oTeulDtr 0c.Ock
Johns Church, Clifton :. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

~ srnlk MAnA.Ia-lY TELElaArH.

ErFVAIO Sow. fi-CAlI fi..s.Ipi' today. ~ helfi
tss thus ilT 7ft1 for the inns
ll- g4sl thll-. -,s market
dull demand light ana large amount ~ Iufcirg -pfk
be- Choice SHIPPERS steers at % ~ ~
Good. =. 81 Far 4uH.j So -fu kefr wtsA NJ
T. frds. - old Cows A1f wauiDl lf aur lfe
sHEEP AND LAMns-trce TODAY, l.Uuu hrad r0fli 0r
the week thus -2C lt- ir te SAME ilmr last At'x,
1900 through tIIult
d.cided ge sales Of Fair 90 Good Western - ep
Ju0 sa 50 Feeders Is 81 $3.50 si-ss coni .oe
the quoatou1t ~ STOCK remain iu tle
yarus un-o q.
HoGe-R ecernts TODAY 1910 head total Tor the week
thus 35iSj head Tor ihe same tne asf week $1,000
head. CONSIGNED tnroIgl. III market active aud
nigh pDers The principal buyers offerings generally d
good guaity Workers Goa % - Heavy -lf Medium.
- 500 rs - Extra selected Philadelphia s3 yOc - tho
beet GRADES III sposed 4
CHICAGO. Nov lt.-iDGs- rcrfDts. 10000 head shiD-
meus 800 heaG active AID rsed lJc. higher
Packing % 6OGS3 -. Light 70 B1ds5 30 Choice
Heavy - sO4f4.
CArILE-Kecept. head shiDmenfs 100 head market
active shipping higher }Oa 5p
and Feeders sha stronger az y 80 90 Butchers
than before Cows and Bua 80 90 a.. 30
Choice II xed sold al - 0j9s3 % Westerns active and
stronger. Texans very weak.
-HEPi.eceipts Loo head ket un proved al - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

IUIIIIN MlENI-T~-
ff-pHrrOl f-ls.O %. niD1ffun clsrr. y ding
pitln- si MrHlmg nrens. -lie- 500 Da
cuung Loo bales for spe,uil anh export. lcripts:
300 bale including 1885,. u'lcs fuilff- ned
dcarer. but advance mas since ten partially o~- o.
lands. Low Aldllu- aa-e Nort9.D-r fafe. 81 gl also
6f-!.. rogelHtr He.fu' rcry.
isf asi G-s, Deseulel luo Jsnuary
livery. lai sd also .f s.uTI a.d t.Drury delivery
ti1i o. aso Aif. -o - s go rruari at hlrn friN
I'd I'D. Marcn ana a1 t".l' ny OIL,
Gfi also 90 ra. pIi .'u NAY nri4frIl -
june delivery. b4l . 30 'fs. TO-. utc nd
delivery. 2rf Neft Shipped t'cllnrr aut
N0veilD,r sail. U- ST. ~as o. th week. -l la.c Aliir
lean 600 ba'es rirsfisf,rs fk ll Nai- cAlarfcfs
took 1nOI Dlles ard lTo fn -hi SLIDE irfCi ."
nur- 1880. bao. actual rApprt d., % na Di iati frss
- 800 BALES. American o.. D,I .0-e fut.l 30
bale. American. = .0oO pale. auomt II Cotton sloi.
$4,000 bates AMrr..Il . o-lUH' aaHr
LvERe0Oi. nov. "a D. m.-rhr sales = Cotton today
incluird 900 Ua.e. American
Mdeurr ic. Good Ordinary. 1890 receipts i-3 balesi
sales 1921 bales. stock 1873. f3Ja bales ISIS, 1910
bales. weekly receipts -I9 nai. son, ulrlta, -,l,J oaes'
safes, @. 400 bales.
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with us wedish melodies Ile C0rnct Irio OF the
Beai gto.a,r. had capitai acct and their perform
ancc az &c AiseTere from Il royl'orc aroused real
entlua ssii Mg George Th1' Ga - appearance was
mad. n vbitr.' and &c showed himself TO be a charm
iucis Gr cfneln. IN the Gu.cIveu OF gentle PLAYFUL
ness Ms paimcntel. JHdyc. ana Mr.. Alfred Holland
As Usher. 3D. " Trial by Jury" may be named as
saiiv cood-because apprcciatIvc ~ the humor
that the perfectly execution % broad
comsr. also because ygi rrLs and brilliant In tAcii
III. tHDf. aAe entire performance bv the Stiutlfl
Tbcatve T. pauy was art SIC. and nigh degree g.,
ffCtfNe adj pleasing The 'vlnfs from tbs ten ul
per01aauc " r. large n t Us pleasant e. know iiat
ihe worthy aui tful society ~ toe ths u now ir
pra~peruui than ever TINS Society has been lncorpuf
af,c eleven years. and 10 constant anu CiErnt 10
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

\ regular monthly meeting of the XAlst
Assembly Disirc Republican, Association Tas held last
evening It's nal Ffth-ave. and Forty~eveurh-st.
ex-Julge A. ). Ditenaoeer pr siding The regular bus
ines of the association transacted and resolutions
were passed concentrating all Republicans the sue
cess OF the ticket and calm attention 10 the fact that
during the whole campaign no word has been said
against the Integrity or ability Of Slr Cornell II
further resolved that the election OF O. p Hawes
Judge. and Edward Mitchell tine Legislature. both
residents OF this district had secured 10 the city able,
rleutiDus Ind upriIlf representatives.. General
Arthur cOmplmentei upon TIE success or his man
agcmenL several PERSONS We're elected and large
number or names were proposed inr membership.
AT meeting az the NtNtu Assembly District Repub-
cal Association ast evening at No. 2O3 East Twelfth
President John T. Brady IN tie chair twenty-five
new members were enrolled ana thlrtyeight prOposi-
fiuus Tor membership made. Resolutions
adorned ougrntuatuc the people OF TINS state the
Republican victories. and on ring the thanks OF
the association 10 General Chester A Arthur. chairman
OF The Republican State Committee for bis untlring
energy and jUdIciOus manag ment OF the paign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

90 70 Franzinchts IN Fiftv-sixti-sf. and End ont
The member ind anty denied that Mt Law
owed MIN anything. and the auditors seemed hugely 10
enjoy the repartee.
While attempts 10 the previous question before the
house were made amid great confusion the gas was
turned on from the lights on side Of the hall Most
those present their feet, and the previous
question was lost The chairman then put the motion
resuertug Mr. smith, those favor shouf,d az the top
OF their voices and those opposed made nearly equal
din and the chairman declared the motion carried Hr
Laws friends IN the rear OF the Joined with entu
sasm in three cheers for him. and the adherents OF Mr.
smith then made the roof reecnO with their applause
Then every one stared for the door, and the chairman
announced adiOuI nmenf
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MIRRIRn

RUNYON-COOKE-On November II, 1879, By me Rev.
Magic residence % the brides fataer Charles H.
~ Brunswick to Mary Oldest daughter OF
Mll lam Cooke OF Patel son. y. }. NJ cards
rREADWFLL-HOIT- Thursday. 18Th insf.. the
d-uc- bride. the Rev. r.. Cabb. Wefnors
Treadve Lillian Ilving-On daughter Of tie ate
: Holt. all Of Flushing. No cart-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on WEDNESDAY. No~cmbe- ~.
al the residence the brides -arOga -prngs by
the Pew g. A. smith, John H. Williams OF New YORK, 70
Nellie NJ BrOughtOn. No cards.
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poLITIcANs AccusNG EACH oTHER.

POLITICIANS ACtlSlNG EAtH OllEk.
CHARGES OF BAD FAITH ~ THE XXTH ASSEMBLY
DIsrHtcr-rALK WHICH AMUSED THE MEETING
4 very largely attended meeting of the
III embers oil the Republican Association OF the AXth
Assembly District and other politicians was held last
evening Brevoort Hail No. 15f East Flty-ioarth-st
The special interest centred in the explanation
Of the OF solon T. smith, presi-
dent Of the Association, IN the late election
The proceedings we're opened In the usual manner,
and Mr.. smith then called the second vice-presdent
Alexander Blumenstie the chair. and proceeded to
make personal explanation o. bis action election
day respecting MI Law. candidate for Assemblymau.
he denied that he told Sr. Law that ne elected az
o'clock On NOV eber l. and mat be would then defeat
MN.
Nj. Law here interrupted: You did say that you
would have my ballots thrown away"
=" coming TO that" responded Nj smith
"A voice" sold out and know III Mr.
smith continued: shortly after tie nomination
OF Mr. Law he asked me 10 name some one 10 conduct
his canvass. lod Inn could not. iOr was unable 10
be personally responsible. He then asked Tue 20 get his
postcrs and have them put ~. This I did. az an
expense OF ST. so. l also became responsible
for a printers bill Of S151. l handed these
bills TO him and asEed him FOR check
OIL Thursday before cleo ton. sent word 10 him sew
e-al times affcrward before election. for It Is an unwrt
Ten law IN politics that ddate -houd all BILL
before the polls close. lApplausel met Mr. Law on
be- couldn't and wouldn, pay amy more Ills. asked
hm ID Ar prepared 10 aAo Toe eonsea ucnces of hat,
and then went 10 the polls and did All could 3D. defeat
nm buy not secretly. le-tc fday Mr.. Law came 20 Mr
and maid the blils." 4 voice" Too Late"
NJ smith sa down amid loud cheers lntefsnerscd vi b
h ,s and caicalls and Mr. Law % reply. lie said
The uomina forced him; that 10 undertook
md ctrrel through I'M Democratic district "A sncce-s-
raj canvass aud would have been elected lad not dr.
ia Bile, and added that he had 10 mat ~
lent foes during TIE whole campaign. MI. smith
o. a lin that be had tru-tec 10 false friends.
Alter some more .llk on Irrelevant matt - by Mr.
Daw and others. motion was made ty Ut Nlllia 30
krlloch md amended hy J. T. fluger declaring NAT
Al -uitu'- courss should DC iully approved. Law
"a canvass lad been very expensive 90 Inn. bri
asked II &c owed bil ~ any one. VOICE replied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
RICHMOND COUNTY "sCRATCHERsp

Some curious person has taken the trouble
70 lind out the vote OF the scratchers IN Richmond
County e. r. The result wa found to be so insignificant
when compared with the whole number OF votes cast
as 10 make II an worthy OF mention. In the town
~ Casfletop where George William Curtis lives, the
.Independent Republicans" numbered only So out OF
Pip voters. and in the whole county there only
f59 .crafrhed votes OF GAG for Governor
There even 10 have been disposition 10 scratch
the candidates. for In one district " the town "
Nfddletowu Cornell gan eight votes ahead Of the Of
L. min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
MNE. CmATTERTON-DONRER's CONCERT.

Nine. VhatteItOn-BOhr Who maue htr
Debut az si1inway Han Yesterday is vrtuoso Of I'M
d auhtcd talent she has wonderfully nlmhie fingers
and plenty o. force and PAYS wirh good taste ana
sentiment when f. free from cxa-Ceraion The most
rmarsabic 81 her performance was the variety
o. tones which she produced and hs with the accuracy
OF her execution In extremely rapid passage showed her
a harm PLAYER 81 exceptional puwers Ihat me perform
anc- WIS NOT utere-ung. at 0ush 70 an artistic
success. not hlr .nu hui partly that oi tue sIe
uent, ana stiii or Jhe music I-ls was exceed
lngy poor inou@l 10 written hY standard compos-
ers Tor The harp ana Mnztrts "LAldio.' whlch MISS
Emily Nluaut sang, seemed a. much cut W place among
n "a q rns. IN , turuin lel0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

1eAo higher then the same date last year The
amount OF moisture In tne air has been diminished
slightly.
Partly cloudy and clear weather with slight changes
IN temperature ana possibly gt rain carly In the lag,
may be expecied IN I'M. cilv ara v-clnlty to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
t.ns Fixtnres
DESIGN AND FINIsH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE,
Mu0LEsALE AND EEIALL

DESIGN AND FINIsH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
Wholesale AND FETAL
ARCHER q PANCoAsr MFG CO.
81 rfreonest x s. - Woostersf above Broome 81.
Broadway cars pass the door
Keatinx'. Cough This great English remedy
has been used and recommended for 50 by tho
clergy and medical profession. sold by ali dusg s2 Prlce
~ 0''~" +. TOUGERA q Co. New-yors. Agents
Nan,. NI--ion ON Earth-A thorough Medical Treatise
indlcatng Confirmed Disabilities NAV De- removed. The
acce. showing Tic Agencies at w." insure Restored Man
tof strengthened VITALITY ant sound conditions Health
thar have impaired boy oyertaxed statement
them mali .5c currency postage stamps Address
secretary Muscam Anatomy and science 40 otaye \.
Posi- Once Notire.-The foreign mails Tor ead-
in ArURDAY. November 10 1893 viii Gloss 40 this Office
rada- via gueenstnwn on WEDNESDAY. ar 4 D. ul. for
EuroDc by steamship Bothnia va Queenstown tcorrc.
spondence for France must be specially addressed 1nt 40
M France direct, by steamship France via Havre
IHU i.SDAN. 40 llo me- ior tufope by Steamship Aafi.
afr va Queen town fcUffcsf Tor Germany and
France mast specially Addressed at l2 Tor France
Germany sc. by steamship fIsla va in.4 me, peufS
-, =, 80 - ,,fv a.iore.srn ou SATURDAY al
a. M, hurup-. ny steamship til p p'i wa Sueens-
loIrespOntenDc in ,iefAA ~ '.le l. a PEE
.hi Anrara VIA and 100 ~ i. Tor Europe. by
.f~.nl.hp tklsy4 southampton and Bremrn Tile aal
for Denmark sweden and Norway dispatched nY Ham
and Bremen steamers "Y tc mais iof snin " AZ
49,, -outn Parinc NrNfork November To- Tho
maliatuI Belize. via NcN'ifa ic4fo NcN OH Npfnh
Nru York November i3. The mails Havana leave Nw-
Yar November l3 and d.. The malls layti aud tuon-
,, S-s.ssrS NoVensf "a iar mails siezrs
ave NeW-ink Nugemhcr 10. The mails iof Porto tcu fiNo
york Noscahcf 10 De- mails Tor nsitanA Sc cayo
San frlutsou November a. TIE aals 0g OlLA iad Japan
leave san Ir-ltlsso December h - .
Post 0Ece. Vss-Yors. NOV. r 1919.
Iata.tns r. iiei lram Dyspepsia may DC obJns1 9ley
u,s O, IA y. Lays AhOMAllLkD PktSIAE
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LlThNr SRIP WITS.

PORT OF NEW-YORK. ARRTVED nov. ~
Hafter Brl, Braithwae, ogo July - shanghai Aug
20 Annoy sept singapore - Acen oct Port said TO- and
Gibraltar ~ with mdse (feo Buley.
Bark Violet Harding sept % scnnIne.l Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

speedily inenty cured hnnOrs ~ the skin AID
scalp OF children and infants afflicted since birth
such mild doses OF ths
Cuticura perfectly yet powerful blood
and the external OF CutIcUrs Tie great SKI cure
The soap should the soap applied dis
eaaed skin Tor clean pnrpuses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15


FALL RIvrH Mass. Nov. lt.-iArrr has been some To-
SPOT ami sutures flum January 20 April at -,
thi. pr generally declined bv al manufacturers and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

ApIsrOcRArIcAL.-Mrs Ioadeafer: " And
via. o gou iiink a our country Llri Icruni' L.4d
\. "Aw-hke I.c sfaiee evt4 Iancl-tAe f~idr oys-
mrs aaa fAc DuA4lOor, aud acrn O.i4s, dbl NiAbwh
Falll. and all thal sort oi tAins-A"IuB July, Jou
know. ~ uaIper's BIzar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
MIDNIGHT WE8THBR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
wAsHISGrOS. Nov. Is. 1879.
For New-England and the Middle States
southeast 10 southwest winds, falling barometer, III
rasng cloudutss and rain, and s ht changes IN tenn
CGil'i0ndTy SignGls
Cautonary en- continue from Lewes 10 Eastport.
rRIpI -NE IOElI- nR.ERE LTI0NS
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5peclal Notlces

Congress Ma superior ratn1rtc AL tssrl
tive consists entire freedom from evervth Jttsr
ac or crude headache and
tends destroy tAe mucous membrane Al mineral waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
SAN rR4NcISCO MINING STOCKS
Yosteraay To-day.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 1.-The following
.-e the closing prices OF mining stocks;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
TRIBrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Noy. 70. a. m.-rhe movement IN
a.. ia4li4oiar was asaln downward yesicria Piris
CLOUDY weather. prevailed. Win occasional light rains
TIE tclnpelaiurs ran srd between 400 aud 6i', tue
ayerags 50g. being .1s9 lower than Oh thursday aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

ARCHER q PANCOAsr MFG co.
81 rreene-sf n 81 20 a - above Br0ome
Broadway pass the door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

recommended Tor over 30 ~ tAo
clergy and medical profession sold by all dfugg s2 Prce
So cent?. s-ut by nail hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15

are the closing prices ul HI
Yesterday. IO-day
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-18
Fysr5Grf Ppis,spaf Wisa-K IL
7aEznsE-

T'it t.s-1--n.I,,:lTI,r litssipi EI1ssD'rr Jus
srsia gu the Flisrisse gi'sHE- by wtaEsr
ptr esrar the gt,EFt snts,s- t'r Gs iEl
erl- "a llIss hundred and t-HFE m-lkss.
a1l1a r,fs vgitf. asur. a,tsHr rtsu.sai's- 80
+,siss.,nsrIlF u 20 t1zIl tine fan and IRE
s.1s L s,..ss-1i tsil illIa sJtu,.t IL tiEEf ED3
ltsE,'sIg-4. xilti-s ufe 8ar1IE- Garrg;n.,.'sss
90 L,se,g--. 4i,In,5 ragsaEt L lDlr'aVE-n nj
rest -E.-iisrr- We aH7H stssn DO Other
s,rss.t.utst5,1r If The -r5Hssrnllr 1huD
1,ssf II sauss t"sau Eu6Elf3 x'l1l-ir-
1ts Ezs,g,l a3its GEg1n1ntsl-aF -'tlrla
g,.lrssa,raes 1.bf EEE ap ff1''atn q 1slIit
red !s55isb w'Etar. N'iltsh EiliE tll 1iIs sEz'-
fnns fist No $500 ~ Il rsng.ti4E them
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