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OATH
Erom Colonel I'd. Mcdaniel, OVney
Of S0ine of the Fastest RUM
ming Horses in the " oFad,

JEROME PARK, June q, 1877.
This Is to certify that ! have used DR.. TobiaS
Horse Venetian Lniment and Derby Cond ton
Powders, on my race-hoiseS, md louud them give
pcrfeet satisfaction, In fact. they have never
.aled to cure any ailmeut for which they were
used the Liniment, WHEN rubbed ia by the hand,
never blisters or takes the hair off; ii has more
penetratTe qualities than any other have tried,
which suppose is the secret of Is wonderful slc.
"ess in curing sp'anS, The ingredients rom
which the Derby Powders are made have been
made known to me by DR.. Tobias; they are per-
eCtly harmless. d. MCDANIEL.
FROM COLONEL c. ". DaEAVAN.
NEW YORK, April 70, ls77.
after years OF use 1t gives me pleasure TO certify
e the virtues OF DR.. Tobias Venetian Hose Lini-
nent 1t las saved the LIE Of one of my four
horse black team. This recommendation | give
without solicitation, as think owners Of horsss
,hould know its value.
CHAIR ES II. DELAVAN,
No. 126 West Twenty y-second street.
'Cbe Family Liniment is Is and 20 cents. tho
ley~e, 80 cents, in pint bottles; the Derby pe~.
'.a, 20 cents 6ox. Sold by the drusgisi&
sg:, No AZ Murray street. New Yors'
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Enthusiasm is very beautiful thing,
out often becomes an intolerabe
nuisance. This truth has been exempli-
fed by IN incident which occurred dur
ing performance al the Gaiety Theatre
0f ola Joie Fait Peur.' NJ. Got who
played Noel, wa: called at moment
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State of New Jersey. Bergen County, Township OF
Hackensack IS.
worn, doth depose and say, that he has heen
cverey afflicted with rheumatism for above
year. and was So bad that he coul scarcely wafk,
being bent almost double, and was utterly unable
10 do any work. Having heard Of the wonderful
'ures made by DR.. Tobias Venetian Eminent, he
vas induced TO try it. and after using it a short
ime. was able to go to work again, alter being
Unable to do anything for nearly year. --
T. JOHNSON.
Sworn to before me.
]. Ii. BRlNCKERHoFF, Justice OF Peace.
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!. IL. BRlNCkERHoFF Justice OF Peace.


Dr. ToBIAs-I wrote to inform yon that the
child of friend of mine was cnred OF Group, af-
ter being given up to die by three physicians One
hour after your Venetian linlment was used it
vas ont of danger. | hope you Will publish this,
OF latmothers may know they have II rem dy for
his terrible complaint ! lost a child by Group
,reyious to hearing OF your Lniment, but now
lever feel alarmed, as | have your medicine al
says in the house. have also used it for pailis
sore throat etc., and always found it to cure.
JEREMIAH CASEY,
NNorth Moore ST. eet New YORK;
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DAINTER's MANUAfr--HOUSE AND SIGN
I painting, graining, vanishing. polishing, kali
somining, paperlng, lettering, staining, gliding,
&C., Soc Book OF hlphabets, 80. Scrolls and Or.
naments, 81. Furniture and Cabtnet Inisher,
30. Matchmaker and Jeweler 80. Carpenter, 5l
Horsesboer. % Soapmaker. y. Baker, 30. Can.
dymakcr, So TaxidermiSt 80 Ol Dooksellers Or
by mail JESSE HANEY u CO.. liz Nassau It,.
New York.
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TO THE LADIES,
Certificate Of Surgeon of the Royal Mail
Steamer America

This is to certify that I have used and recom-
nended Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and have
ound ii useful in variety of cases. 1t also eives
anfahng relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito btes, aud Prevents
mark being left.
J. A. GRAHAM, NJ. r. c. g.,
o. London.
Royal Mail Steamship America, jersey City,
July 28th.
Thousands OF other certificates can be seen al
the Depot.
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This Is to certify that have used DR.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment for dysentery, toohache, cuts,
pains in the limbs, &C. and always with imme.
iiate relief. | recommend it to the public as q
emedy which will never fail them. No family
should ever be without it
A. V. APPLKGATR.
South Amhny New IersaY
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II North Moore street, New York.
, 1852 South Sixth Street, philadelphia, Pa:

T,I0Z S0utn H1xtn Suetl, PnIIHutIpH1a, PA.:
have used for wears Dr. Tobias Venetian Iirlf.
ment for dysentery, dyspepsia, and often taken
teaspoonful in n wne-glass of water, to tone the
stomach and allay fatigue. found it invgorat.
ing and perfectly innocent. so rec cnmmend It with
confidence. GEORGE w. JONES.
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PLANT ERS' HOUSE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
KELSEY & STICKNEY, Props.
MOUNTAIN HOU H.
Cresson Springs, Pa.

IT J. UNGER (of Seventh Avenue Hotel,
11s Plttsburg), Superintendent Opens June
Goth. Top, OF Allegheny Mountains, 1900 leet
above level OF the sea; pure mountain water and
medicinal springs; three mile drive within the
grounds, with ample livery facilities; table first
class ana supplied from Philadelphia and Pitts
burg markets. accommodation for 400 guests;
amusements OF all kinds. Music by Fehling's cei-
ebIated orchestra from Philadelphia All trains
stop, East and West For particulars, address
ELIAS j. UNGER, Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pittz-
burg, Pa. ieT-3m
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WHAT HORsEMEN WANT,

A GOOD RELIABLE HORSE LINIMENT AND
CONDITION POWDER.
Such are found in DIR. TOBIAS HORSE LINZ
IENT in pint bottles and Derby Condition Pow
iers.
NO PAY
II not superior to any other. The Horse Lini,
aent is only hall as strong as the Family Lini.
aent, and will not take the hair off If used US di.
feeted.
The public appreciate it, as during the Eoizootld
3,AD three thousand one hundfed and forty-one
1ettles were sold in one day, Us the following oath
will show:
OATH
This is to certify that sold, on the 28th instant
Bad three thousand one hundred and forty-ons
BEETLES OF my Venetian Linim ent
S. !. TOBIAS
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th
day OF October, 1872. y, s. HART,
Commissioner Of Deeds
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Frost at Plain City, 0.

Fred. Miller South Canaan, o., fatally in
jured in runaway.
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READ THE CEgsTsryCaTEs.
SEVERE leEHEUMATESM,

o Thousand Dollars will be paid If they are moi
all Genuine,
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HOTELS.

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New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

rward tie Cornci adjourned, ana thus The second OF
tA- dny- allowed for applications for correction
cut OF. On Wcdn, say the 19th Governor Garceon
returned. aud he COnncl held another meeting As no
reply d been received 10 the letter OF Baker Ba-
k'r tev sent another to the Council calling attention
the fact three DAYS of the twenty had already
elapsed, and saving that II could not possibly have
been In contemplation offhe lawmang over to confer
upon the parties ed the right ~ correct errors
the returns and AZ the time to give TO the Gov
ernor ana Council the right that these parties
shall have opportunity find out the nature and
extent OF these When the messenger reached
the Capitol at o'clock with this message be found that
the Council had adjourned until Friday thus consuming
two davs more Of the twenty. Before tney adjourned.
however. the Hon. drew Lacy managed % gain ad-
mission TO the ana asked the privilege Of seeing
the returns from Lincoln County for Senator and
County Commissioner He was refused. On Thursday.
the 2Oih. the Republicans took steps IN the Supreme
Court M Bangor the right OF candidates and
tner attorneys the election returns. This Is In
brief history of the affair Friday. The further
proceedings yesterday described In our dispatches
this
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
WINTRY WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
ICE OK THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON cANAL-Di
AsrKRs on THE CAST.


PoRT JERvIs, n. Y. Nov. 21.-The sudden
ana severe cod snap causing inconvenience TO
the b, atanen on the Delaware and Hudson Cansi al
Port Clinton aud other points on the ine The ice
orned thick last night that cerreaEers have to be
used 10 keep free passage for the boats.
LoSo BRANCH n. j.. Nov. 2I.-One OF the heaviest
gales ~ began here last evening the wind
bowng al the rate of forty miles an hour al midnight
Il was a cold northern Das sending the Thermometer
l60 above zero. AOng shore the gale beat up
sea, ana all passing craft sought the shelter
of red by he Dluf
RID BANK. n j.. Nov. 21.-To-day Is extremely cold
the tnermoneter iropping from 72o 10 10 below
freezing point within tw~niyfOur hours. The shrew~
bury River al TINS point vas lrOzru hall over
evening Trip vessel il reported in distress II Sea
Giri. Her sails described as al blown AWAY and
NORFOLK. Va. Nv 2l.-rhe schooner Ross WinaDs
from Bairm,re ior Piankatnk River went ashore yes
Miliougi - spit all sails
T cap u repDrts thaT ne saw hree-masted schooner
name unknown, founder wIie al anchor iu the bay
HoasEsUoF \ j. Nv. 2I-The schooner Mary
Chiffon. Of New York. Capt BsrstOw. which e I
Nrx-Yofk Oh Monday found 20 Ciusad Bolivar, with
an assnrfed cargo and the Chiian - anchor
in the bay for narDor Ddnns the northwest gale o.
Yesterday the schooner dragged her anchors and
ashore lasi night on side Of sandy
Hook opposite hr main light Sue lies easy The car
tain and crew ~ fnnr for bv Licsa wing SD
uon 10. l. The schooner Jordan WoOney. Captain
Comp.n, wifh cargo OF fertilizers, bound up be rive !
went ashore IA The Horseshoe. sOutn Of the railroad
A. sac lies gn tAe beach. IL vail De necessary
ALnASY nov. 2I.-The condition OF the canal Is as
fsilows. TunagaHaa-Al open and IA good OTner !;
R0cnrs-f-Lverytbi is clear here no Tee -yracsr-
No lre mere colt west Wind otherwise navigation
II nnimpsGed; ROme-BOais stopped by anchor zee at
feeder; Uuca-Goud naviaat "a. no ice Amsterdam
This section az canal al ri, DO lee YET very lev boats
running las secu0n extends trOm Port jackson 70
NJ unrnvile.
sYRAcu.E y Y. Nov. 2l.-ro-iay boats were some
whai delay q tho jordan aud me levels of the
Ere Canal by lcebreakers were brought INTO re-
n the Druk- up Boat- came through
al right tonight There large numDcr of boats on
rms level out boatneu expect % Ue able 10 get
through. The weather IL nilder to-nlght, aud the
enAncrs the canal wall DOT be closed by cold
weather EatIl all the boats re tcn ude-water.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
NARRLKD.

BRINTON- -wRIGHT-At the residence of the b1de'i
mother, 452 LeXlngfonave. y TfUrdtF. NOvembef
20. ~ T. Tiaany d. D.. officiating. Hstile b.
Wright only Joseph A Wright,
late L. Ambassador 20 Rllhars B.
B1ntln. Of Phi aaelphlL
DAvI-ON-GRIFFiN On rhnr.fay. November 20 49,
Christ church. Catskio n udsOD b. tlr sv iseo A.
Howard. u. asssrd ko erf Russell booihs
ID D. Of NewNork Louis Nermilye Dawson, of New YORK.
to sophie Day hiignt-r Of George Ptnn esd of Catsk
DAY-TAYLOH-In BrOoAlyn. November :. 80 a. 80
~ the Nfifrs psrents. David F. Field
EAay. ~ Hasting usson and Mar T. a.. 4Aug1tef
of Mr.. Julius Taylor. late N Cambridge. Aass
Boston ulrtsr
DEMTNG-HUMPHREY-At the residence ~ rhe BRIDES
mother. ZOl Columbia Heights, rn,k November 20 ~
Dr ~turIs. Clarence Demng Of rNfnrk tlty, 70
Anna Baffel. only HuxuIr 0f IT James Humphrey.
McDOUGALI.- MORRTS--On THURSDAY. November %, as
The Tesatnce ~ ir brne- uarr - AHi-tert@n y - ~
thr W. r. IRISH. -dney McDoug4l ~ Annie c.. daugh
Ter of A. Norris ESQ.
PAWLfNG- PklCk--On "Wednesday evening, the 18Th nst,
AZ 80 fhe Of hr bride, Nj. J. "a. PaW
lug - Mss Maggie A Price, by TIE Rev =. seward 40
CARTS
REV ES--FAKM Ef-At Chicago. on Monday, Nov@mncr
i, Dv the Rev b. r. Goodwin -amuei A. Reeves - b<-
lvu. y . arr1e v aI-rf 90 inc late John ran
mer. of hcago No cards
SA NFORD-ION En- fmra. Y. y on Thursday. Novrrn-
%, HE Rev Dr. Knox. charles - -auf0r ~ bI1lge
port 'oun 20 Emily Manchestcr only daasaler oi H. =
Lowe. Of l.Imira
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
"FRIkYD" FOR GRANyr

To the Editor Or me Tribune.
SIR: Thee knows that as a Friend would
prefer some other canddatr than VINO has the title
or" General " to his name for President IN 1880.
aud that ny opinion las bur little effect The general
public, l. BY virtue OF my business compelled 20
travel a good deai through the country. and while
never engage IN political discussions with any person,
I listen a good deal and IND that Grant has a
very large place IN the hearts and affections OF the
general business man aud people VINO care but
little for party politics.
During my travels the past three months, md THE
TRIBUNE where years some other Journal has been
wont 70 co. also Ind those who thy paper 10 be
the beet citzens every community. And 80 far as
learn from close observation there Is feeling among
them IN favor OF Grants nomination.
would prefer a different man, but II he runs shall
cheerful for him, IN spite 0f tie fact that upon
genera principles all Friends opposed 20 war >"
for CIV Office IL appears 20 me from ali the evi-
dence gather from contact with many men IN
amny sections ~ the country. thar the people
IN favor OF him And u also appears 10 me, from
amount ~ testimony which seems L. be the
spontaneous OF the politicians that they
largely opposed t. nim.
Tee kn ws thar Grant not the choice OF the
ie1fng thr Republican party IN 1865. nor yet IN
1872 While desire not 20 expr - an Opinion as TO the
ut Ofthe Grant BOOM, 10 IA vulgar named yet
rrmly believe that our heavenly Fa her is working
the minds aud heart, OF the people. 10 the end that
Grant viii agan occupy the highest ONCE in the git or
tue people. Thy friend. WINDOW II. WRIGHT.
Aeir- lOrk Nov 20. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CAMPAIGN ECHOES.

THE SITUATION UNC HANGED ~ MAINE.
a PRorosIIIoN TO CALL THE JUDGES OF THE ~
PRIME COURT IoG. TIER on MoNDAY-vIBGlNA
BEPUBLICANs RFBURED BY THF TRFs!DFNf-
Election RETURNS FROM NEw-YoRK AND
KINGS COUNTIES.
The political situation in Maine is practically
unchanged. 1t is reported. however, that
ChiefJustice Appleton has consulted with
other Judges as to the advisability oi
calling all the Judges of the Supreme
judicial Court together on Monday to con
slider the questions raised by the Republicans
Some Virninia Republicans have been re-
buked by the President for their course
at the last election. The official vote OF
this city Oh the remainder of the State ticket
in addition to the figures given exclusively IN
THE TRIBUNE yesterday and on the county
ticket Is printed herewith. The official vote
of Kings County is also given. The local Rob
inson faction proposes to continue its organ
iZatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Mr.; Mr.. GALsrEAD ,4,l Is BEwnDERED.

ne special reason assigned tO the country
Tor ne Gram boom has been nacng solIdlfy ~
lhe south We have been told thai those fellows down
onu nave upset The settlements that supposed
nave oeen made sectional questions the conquest
ci tle southern JOnfed and that n they
mug more hey should have it. and a TO
eve u L. th~m ln other words the thirO-term move
Lcn hAs been understood to be extreme
OF ctaiWarsm However, ne great General met the
-uores ei the Pacific Con ederae der organizaIon
duc was very po ne 10 hfr and IN his prepared Chr
ctlo speech ne has been TALKING down II
orw- that there is something IN the nature Of third
4eiin boom IN the south How much there be o. u
ano Do" iaf 20 ma, II l. hard % el. The southern
peoM ar susceptible. Grants has gwen hun dis
cipirs n al sections But this doesn't 10 accord
WIN ssiwar'sm The queer aspects OF tins happy land
are on he
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
ONE DEMOCRATIC VOICE AGAINST THE MAINE
IHEFT

y
OF course The Eagle believes that what is
threatened 10 br done by Democrats OF Name al
most without excuse. and IL wholly Justitca
lun The Republican leaders. under Blame. have col
iectca n large numbers al the Capital. and they
assert ia the most vigorous that they will
submit 10 thc threatened wrong. We slucerev the
krpuolcaus VIII keep their word, ami tnat they will
hul submit come " az NAV. n the Democrats have
Ftoo of bribery they ought Ia be able punish
ehEagtd IN u through tue courts hut the Oauts
must De counted. II the Republicans have red
the wholesale bribery ~ thus year, Z this
can De made plain to the voters Of Maine. majority
Will dOuotes 10 q next wear iu Furnishing tue Repuhii-
can party by voting against candidates. IL
nee SStrY 90 argue that lection should not b-
aside on the frivolous prcexr that notice given
Oi what known every
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

ne IuNuHtitdt LAAlultiou ol lut toibItu
people hat tprurI here Yesterday Is nl-hy Credit
able them -spect. A al enterprise
tnat they are seeking tuer Improvement an are ear
III their .lUlts 10 elevate the Ine xnlb -
good aad indicate tf the culnred Oks herraboufs
not tn1les- >rt uy amy means. We have not at
hand ItiLlyle gstluttc OF tie quantity OF land
negroes 0wu lu Nor I.rond hut 10 L. very consider
al.r 4ld is increasing each year. great deal OF the
farming THIS state done entirety ly negroes. VINO
her rent he and tor money Tor oi tur CROP
Wurk shares upou other terms satisfactory 40
flerl. There many schools tduglt ia North
trYui 4rd considerable mum Ier oi military cpmpa
nN The under our general
lHW I.rv have quito forgotten that lncv are fhe
wards cf ir nto.,' AMI zee tnat they are no differ
fIom ofUr folks n the mat er o. meat AID Dr. al
wucu u.s. Hrr of .lc lrne ourcis OF their existence
The ffi. .HN Den- he'd IS mark of their progress m
care V.rirl. walks of l.. There i've pduerr pub
isuel uv cUInled people IN North Carolina. Some Of
i.-e l.vt seen. others We nave not. Those We have
seen are certainty cOl fucr.i the interest of good
government alI with view of promoting natural ana
friendly Iral4. us Det tvcru tle races.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
AN ENTIRELY SAFE PREDICTION.
E------ III. Hn-fn-. 4 -L--...---- -

There are two OF three things which Con-
ought 20 do. but wEcn Will lroDabig neglect
Tue laws regulating tnr counting of the Electoral vote
ought 10 De revised ana SOue steps ougnt o be taken
witA REGARD 20 alIcliDTItlng tine condition Of the
indians. Mr Reagan - It'll urgent for the regu aun
oi Interstate comm rce sud senator Mcpherson Tor
more humane treatment OF catie IN transportation
tie Owing 20 the fact that the Presl-
drnfial election follows the session. The VIII be
hieny consumed 100 batting fOr political advantage.
aud o. ne country secures really good legislation II
VIII ue d uY accluenl.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Daily Nerg's lcriin
dispatch says: The state which has existed
&c for year Will be renewed tne . IDsf FOR
another year. tbe Goverumf does nos t.iLk the
social democracy ha- been nproofcf.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

More cures of .kn aad affections BY The c1tc1rs
Remedies Fred EOlrer esq. cashier Growers Na-
uons Bank Pueblo Colorado vTies Il 20 well pleased
with ts effects baby Afford 10 De vt ont
II house. II wonderful and b. bound % be-
popular IL virtues known - tho
Weeks esq, Town Treasurer. - Aibsns. VI avs IN
a dat May II works charm habys
fae. and head Cured the head entirely sna nAs heary
cleaned the have recommended u 20 several,
Plant has ordered 10 for them" 49,
NJ NJ. Chick esq. Al fTsnkIn-t- Boston. SAYS NY ~
fhs 0if the doctors
We tried everything. and al at have
used CCffCt and Is almost Chad, AUD rc tc/
happy"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Z. 5. sENATOR FRnM PEYNsYLVANTA.
GEORGE n. BoKER cAYDIDArE.

GEORGE II. BOXER CANDIDATE.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2l.-The friends Of the Hon.
George II Boxer late Minister To Russia. and Presl-
dent Of the Uulon League Club of this city, nave
obtained his assent TO tneT presentation of his
name at the next session of Pennsylvania Legls-
ature for election to the United States Senate, as
successor 10 Mr. Wallacr.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

meeting of the Republican National Committee
will be held at the Arlington Hotel, in Washing
ton. ID. C., on Wednesday, December II. next. at
10 O'Clock. for the purpose of taking suitable ac-
ton regard to the death of the Hon. Zachariah
Chandler. late chairman of the committee and
also to consider the question of fixing the time and
place for holding the Republican National Conven-
ton for 1850.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

hls annSe o. Governor rdrn- II he aspires
th' >'c@ln place on the ticket with Clark P,f-
ana thinks the way TO get 10 Is to defan the statesman
"l 1iametcN Prk he l. very foolish. Within SIX
Gone TO meet Jobn Kelly
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
OFFICIAL FIGURES N KINGS COUNTY.

THE VOTE FOR STATE OFFICi rs AND SENATOR'S.
The official canvass has not yet been COM
peted IN Brooklyn. but II probable that final action
viii he taken by tie Board of Canvassers to-day The
vofe for state officers and for the three Senators in
Kings County however mas been obtained from Deputy
County Clerk Barnard ana the figures given below are
nose winch will be officially announced either to-day OF
ON Monday s l." indicates the socalst-Llbor Darty.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Moore, Throat md Lung Lozeuge-.

Are invaluable Tor scne-" COX 10 cent blxes
" Great relief instant faneousiy,' Chaplin Net aJe
" The child cong1Iue Three minute Joseph OOk
IheY leave The 1ud strong Horace Nalsrs
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
OFFICIAL CANVASS IN THE CITY.
VOTES ON tn REMAINDER OF THE STATE TICK
AND or TIE COUNTY TICKET.

AND on THE COUNTY TICKET.
The New-YOrk Board of Canvassers met yes
eray and adopted the reports Of the Committee Pro
and Committee Corrected Returns. both being 70
effect that Board had authority 20 take est
mOny 90 behind The returns received from the
specors 10 determine the persons elected The official
figures were not all made mp at that hour. and the
Board Will meet again to-day 90 declare them. The
TRIBUNE published exclusively yesterday the result Of
tue Official canvass OF the votes for Governor Leuten
aniGovernor and Secretary state The result OF the
FOR other officers aud for names on the
county ticket gwen below The vote on other can
ddaes not here given has already been stated In The
TRIBUNE the advanced by Assembly districts ::
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

',.a on this will be merely substituting one
Em"asr for another The Speaker VII tnd n
c.o~ ciu~ easier to devise plans Tor moderate action
ns. nnS, - ~srrv them out after the " Dunterhrads
lns lns ,rdrr way rhare a great deal of muihed mu
- the Dumlerhead household. aud n -
bound to swell eat sooner or later Tor the edinea-
non Of the pubhc.
Mr.. Tlden's capaeitv for holding bis tongue Is
...,+,rc wide admiration. HIS power in this
- flon never dld hnn better service than IL Is
Solur at present.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

this
nch,. The pspendcu hns' give divisions a time o hs ,. aou
preceding midnight asci alsns
BY mercury The dotted line
TIE vaAons Indicated the thernsetsr Hud
nuts Pharmacy. ss BfaAas.y
rRBuEE OPPIcE. Nov 81. a. m.-The movement in
the steadily upward during the fair and
clear weather yesterday. The temperature ranged be-
l7o and 27o. the ,24iso being 260 lower
than the sane day Last year ana Ae lower than
THURSDAY The amount Of air has been
dImu-ned.
Clearor partly cloudy and warmer weather may be
expected 10 this city ana vicinity TO-DAY.