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New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Twentieth Assembly District shall be divided rto TWEEN,
eight eircoa districts. tho extent aud limits oi which snal
Tie ~, Election District shah all that part Of the
1iic avenue East tortysccondstreet aud Lexington
Inc shall contain all that part Of
the bounded by and living wilma East t1fiy nintt
Thru East fory histreei and Lexington
, fhird Election Di,,rc all Of the
ay boundcd bv and lying WITHIN last fiiysr' onisiIceI
III. ct, nd. br AMI hing within East Fifty street,
i e $50 ,.-.s,nd.f.e ~ Al, .avepue
Tie Election Dsici shall conlsn al that part OF the
Thrd avenue Fast yntth-sUeei. aud Loxugonavonue
1he sixth lection District snail contain all mat n OF tae
g, f ,, asr ~ Fty I s street s,rrei % a,G
Ihe Eecuon District shall contain all that part Of
TIE cav DounceG by ana ng @thin last ioi "
The Hiehh fecon Disirct shall contain all that uat Of
Tie cry Uouacd by ami wing wtnn East Forty itstlee
Sfb T. ciien Istsicp saii contain ali that part oi the
CIV e bS and niag " thin East Foity nith.stlect Last
Ia,-,. I.ls, Forty Uninsured and second ay,nue
ci bounded oy and within est Forty thstreet
The Ll,sent Election District shall CONTAIN All that part OF
Tie tiiy bounaed by and lying within East f0iyscvcnt
f;rcc soconGayenue Last Forty sixth street. ana Tild
Ls Twelfth Election District shall contain part Of
te .y bounced sy ana ying ~1n % iasI I 10,
M si.c'' '''''
Tie ht,eutn Eecuon Dsrie, shan contain an That gsrt
street rstavenu East Forty seventh street, AID second
lie Fourteenth Election District shan contain all that
intas,e scoondave East fortyseyenih street and
Inc fi.eenth Election District shall contain an that
tat OF the cy bounded by and lying WITHIN East Forty
iuh-Ittt. Fast River. kast IOrN sest street. tHs
sysnue isi Forty eigi,.stIeei ana second fn9r nm. ,
sixteenth Election District shan contain Al la baIl uI
th- cfy bluncu BY and lying within Easi tilictsite
f.v,r fOrty Llnth street. ana Iliidavtn1c
M. Election Disrci sAal contain ali tlai part
az lie ,ltv by and lying within last fiy hrs
sreeL Flist@venut East ffiohsiIees. and hIdavenue
me fisleeuth Election DistTc shall contain an la part
a. fhe ry bounded aud ying Whu last Flity second
srref Fast .lyer. East Fitethsueet FistaVense fist
Jl., street. and s'condaSenue' including bAek"eS
Island
- Nlncseeuh Election District shall contain al That part
street sscoldSSsHue East fifty nrsIsireet. and ILird
...
Of hr tfy bounded by and ing within Is4 Eiiti unn
street FiIstasenue Iast my secoAds.ie AID s,eoAd
The Twentyist Election District shall contain a iat p.f
AZ the city bounded Dy IDG lng within iiai ilA "i4
sree River. East Fly conc street. FsiaAehue,
Isst flffy thiIu street, AMI StCon,ita tuiit.
tcond EirctlCu DISTRICT ttN clalh All ili
par of the city bounded Dv and yIs Nliih issi f i
free secOIdaveuue. Last flhy hIdsits.t, AEd 1Liid
...... 80. -.-, . -,
The Twentythrd Election Iisifiet sAa contain al that
bart VI the cly bounded by lying within Last Ify
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
yg,uF ERIE RAILWAY.

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FltfE and Wt~fi.ltN tAGLEOAO Aftanseuent o. iss.a>
'1 q Z, ~ ~,'rinftt mi Chcalo psv INpr.ss Drawing.
roriu CDlehts % lluia 10 aul -I,ptu,.ui is.ii-'.
u. M t'liitl ~ Louis srf,h ~ ifine AT blitS
m rttu ran. with fast ralrstp TIE Nr-t fui -oI 10
wet Iulnaus best Draw ns.o1t1 Heehu@ AlAtu't u
hs NJ M t.ai.vl P1cdc Exp.e.s we,f. sleeping
Chicago without ehansc' ais" tsOtei Dn-s
nm M imigla e train Tor th, West.
mans leave chambers street Depot VOW York, tor
Newark. b.4s rlH ll.5O 80 i:Z. 5j. 6;lN 1}b
D. H. sEa A. uilg ght saturday hshts oniy >Gnys, J.lj
d" 81 r,r .rk and passac e. zoe l0 lO..J a. 90. ans
t nam stops at utIci iuri TX urJ -uu.lfs.
~ rson lt g, so. A.iO j.in iau, t.lu. O.s)
i9mdnpht Sunils, n, $3.50. lu-u IA, l:ii t.s. 80
;rsp s; sna e., oi5 30 40 IL. lO2a II.sO a. n -
noon 4j B 3.ln, 0.ju $50. go. %. 't.1 J'2N l-. 60
~, iO.ln a m 70 $50. I. i. ~ l. lli. ghi
s,ur.rn. Il 20 q. 40. 3 b. J. U ~. -
midnight ~Unlags g. $3.50, 1920 a. M li5 6.i1 u.
and H. midnight.
warwick s.lu q. m. $50 p n. . .
Ncwburg and cornwall, ''~O' a. m i'so ASo p sun
RsnsH. .nd Klugson "a m. $3.50 Sundays s.iOA
";;,o-heu o. 100 o l02O n 300. $50 l3O p ~.
oaKt q. s5u. 1920 A. tn.. o.io D. m
ua.s sou. lu-ua. 0j1 p %. Ii, A. ~. ana 45p y
M trains connect with Newlork ana os"cgO Mild hs.
i'so i a. I' ST. D. lO2Oa M. s,3O g. T. m saniys
san iO.ao D. m. Is. t:Su aud y. 10.
N6lR-Bua leave 2ist quarter u and quarter aiferca,h
Iour nom "a. "a $40 M, amt 40 ioiJ ant ii.tJl IN
ami sleeping COACHES can be- oOiarci aut orders
.ic, pur am of DlHraac may De rit
tluy Dirrs Nu% -d9 inl 90. alf HtnltNar, y. VI No
tnfift ~. rr,oklyn. 0l az tn ComranvS lepots.
Fxpr.s. flom the West arrive n NUwlOA ~ l;AS
:" H. 10 iNn S. Ali0rr Ceur Pass'r Agt. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

li.s sf, fas nglewc'd Clp-ieg Piermont an Nyaak.
iu. iiU ii l. 3 J. isih alt t.fn $50 ID 80 D. Ia
fNiGtrs . a. m. a'i taiIp % 1hc ilih p M uhA rli
hny, 90 minutes later "a Httay nieiii..
JNo. =. ABBOTT, rea'4 fas,f Ags' Ne'-tOfA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TWENTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


TIE T eny tinrd Assembly let shall be divided into
election districts. the aud limits OF which
SHAH as follows:
The Election District shall all part of the
bounced bg sId yng within East Ninety
1hr1Gyeuue East Ninety rs street and Fith-avcnuo.
bounded and lying within
IOur, street last River Last Ninety Istsireet and id
ILe rrd Election ID strict shall contain all that part Of tho
rtut.-trcef. Eiftnayenue lIundI
street Tfl-aveLue Nnety-hh-strect. Ffh-svenue
load CeHal Park at Lightly sixth
street, aud Eighth-ayehue.
t bountd bv and lying within East one II undred amt
SlxihsIoe last River. East Oneliundred and Fourth
street, and Third avenue
The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part II the
enh street East one II undr
ana SccOnd-avenue, including " ARDS island.
The sixth District shall contain all that part Of the
city bounded wing within East One Hundred and Eloy
enthsfTeeL secOndayenue, East OneHundred aDd> sixth
street, and ThiriayeDue
lie aventh Election District shall contain all that part
the city bounded by lying within West one Hundred and
TwethstrteL one Hundred and weth street 1hird-
avenue one II undred and -i1thsreet Iihay. nue.
Tenth street, SeNenthaVenuc
The Eighth Election District shall contain all that part Of
the city bounded by and lying within Nest Oneiundrei and
FOuuecntstreet East One IundItdaDd
Ihifaycuue, Last OneHundred-and Twelfth street, West
efth street, and seventh Neuue.
civ bounded Jy and lying within East One Hundred amt
Second one
l.eventL-stfeet, and ThfdnveDue. -
Tie Tenth Election District shall contain all thai part OF the
civ b0nnded by and lying within Last one Hundred anu
Fifteenth street East River East one Hundred and eey ent
street secOndayenue, East one ehudredand thirteenth
street aud FiIsi-aVenue.
mo Eleventh District shall contain all that part Of
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

POLICE DEPARTMENT TIE CITY or NFw.YoAS
No. suO NrLHg..Y-r.
NEwi ORk, Ocl t. 1879
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in rur,u-
~ ance 30 Of Chapter go. tae l72
the Of Police dcs na. appointed The place III
registry and pO1g places IN and each oi the Election
hc Citl and OF York 70. the eccou
next ensuing, AZ follows
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE, VIA
FALL RIVER LINE.

Commencing MONDAY. OCTOBER q. 1870 spec,i limited
tickets good o"y or continuous ami con
meeting TAIN. specified thereon will Ue sold q
ONE DOLLAR
each way between NETWORK ant BOSTON
Mammoth Paiace steamers BRl >rOL and PROVIDENCE
viii leave York from Pier . =. Il ioot II MURRAY st.
Leave Brooklyn 4:O Jersey city 4oJ D. ~ via
Annex boat Arrive in Boston c.1D a. IA.
sunday trips viii by line October H. cay
Sew NOIK at r..
Tickets, sTuOia-. be Obtained
an uTtlcipa r1ies and ticket Offices al the office m
Pier - aud steamers
borden q LOWELL. Agents
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
IslHE OLn RELIABLE sTONINGTON ~

4 FOR NO~IDN AND III. POINTS EAST
al p In. Pl,r 5. Nnirh r. loot 90 I@ystI
Slt g.a limited a. Scls. GJDu ONll q IS A. n con
meeting 1in az -Onngon sold VA ils ne lrpn NcFi AZ
Ia a. lt fuf ;
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
NINErEENrn AssEMBLY DISTRICT.

:. WNT VI I7-IF = -
X. Boulevard. :. T.. cor. Glth-st. $500.
10. BoulrVari,W W. :. .,hct-n IN q holh
20. Boulevard ". ~.,Oc .b7ih ~ hdih
~. -. trih-st., bet. luth a llth.aNS
- Boulevard, T.. bet. 77ih & 7sth
~. boulevard let. Slih e -5th-sts
-. broadway, bet. g7th scsySth-sts
%. R'wav. T.. \, bet. 9Ath n lunth
.G. IIlth-st. bet. lO-aVo * H0urv'C
~. lOIn-av.. bet. Law nee 4 Mauh'tD
-. R'wav. bel. l29ih ~ lSsth-sts.
Yr. :. =. luth-RVe.. .hct. - d V la-ih
80. vs.. luihlye. .bef la1ihN la~th
81. -. Kings bge.roaG. Ia 4 u th
~. W. .king-hrldac-fOda AZ lS3d
~ stA A.st .,fii Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04

Among the most active and Influential
members of the late Legislature was Gen.
James L. Brent, Of Ascension. As chairman
OF the Military Committee and as a leading
member OF the Ways and Means Committee
he proved an earnest and intelligent worker,
and was prominent in the debates upon all
Important measures before the House. Gen.
Brent issa man OF business methods, familiar
with the wants OF the State, and possessing
the ability and desire to serve her. not only
faithfully, but well. He has been suggested
as candidate for the constitutional eonven-
ton from his parish. Just such men are
needed In the convention, and the DEMOCRAT
hopes Gen. Brent will receive the nomina-
tion and be elected. II Is not often that we
60 out OF the way to recommend candidates
to the people, but the valuable services oftbis
gentleman In the Legislature will not per-
init us to pass over the mention Of his name
In silence. Ascension will do herself honor in
his selection as the parish delegate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04
ROBERT EN- MET.

The Celtic Society, of this city, will celebrate
to-day with appropriate ceremonies, the
ninety eighth anniversary Of the birth Of the
great Irish patriot. Robert Emmett. Few men
deserve such honors to their memory ms En-
met. His career was, perhaps. the most con
spicIous example Of dlsinterested devotion
and patriotism ever seen. Emmett was u de-
voted Republican from his birth, and when
lad only eighteen years old took part IN the
Irish rebellion Of ~. After the failure OF this
attempt he fled TO France and began there to
organizes his scheme for the freedom OF Ire
land. His plans showed wonderful genius
and power of organization He made every
arrangement for u rising, distributed arms
and ammunition at convenient points organ
lied his men into companies and regiments;
indeed had the entire campaign fully plotted
and arranged In advance
July %. 1909. was the day fixed on Tor the
seizure of the Dublin Castle. On that even
ing Emmett marched through the principal
streets Of the Irish capital Mt the head OF a
small band, which soon swelled into thou
sands. He found IL impossible, however, to
do ANYTHING with his followers, who hed ut
the very first voIley. Emmett left Dublin In
disgust and sought refuge in the Wicklow
mountains. He unfortunately returned to
Dublin, however, TO visit young lady
with whom he was In love, and was cap
tured and tried He defended his own
cause in ono Of tho most eloquent speeches
ever listened TO-, but was convicted, sentenced
and hung. although not then twenty-four
years OF age.
His sad fate and undoubted patriotism
have made Emmett the idol OF the Irish PEG
pie, always proud 10 honor one who sacrificed
his life for their liberty. His genius and elo-
auenco were admitted by his murderers, Had
he lived longer he would undoubtedly have
placed his name among the foremost In his
tory; rs IL Is, dying while but twenty-three
years Of age he left behind the untarnished
name Of q patriot, hero and orator. In hon
oring him the Irish people honor the noblest
qualities Of their race.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04

Our modest and amiable neighbor, the
Times, informs the public that 1t fourishes
on its merits, and need not sing to the caucus
keynote, and delicately states that the DEMO
Graf could not exist two minutes without
party patronage. The poor, furious ass |!
The Democracy Of Louisiana will bear wit
hess that tie DEMoCRAT, while it has been
the unfaltering advocate of Democratic prin-
ciples, 1t has been for three years the only
paper in New Orleans that. independent of
rings or party dictation, has spoken its own
sentiment. AS to its not being able to exist
without party patronage, which, we
presume, means the public printing,
we have only to say that for forty-seven
thousand dollars worth OF printing done and
material furnished in 1878 the DEMOCRAT has
received less than two thousand dollars in
cash The warrants for the balance are tied
up by the rings we have fought in the United
States court. During the present year the
DEMOCRAT has done upwards OF ten thou
sand dollars worth Of printing for the State
for which it has not received one cent, and for
which there seems little probability OF its
receiving cent for some time to come. And
yet the DEMOCRAT manages to exist, holding
tne confidence and affection of the people,
ano the bitter and vindictive enmity OF the
1tnses, the Pcdy,aae and the rings and mo-
nopoies of New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04
ROUTE.

The procession will form In line ut the posi-
ton indicated at $3.50 o'clock a. IN. The head OF
tho procession will move down Rampart 10
ROYAL. down Royal to Vaudeville. up Vaudeville
TO levee UP Levee to south side Of Esplanade.
Esplanade to Royal. up Royal 70 Canal. % Camp
to Prytania, up Prytania to First, up First to
Magazine. down Magazine to Julia, down Julia
to ST. Charles down st. Charles to Canal. VIII ere
the procession will be dismissed.
Tho Chief Engineer and Assistant will be
stationed at the Clay Statue. As the companies
arrive upon the ground they will promptly re-
port, through their Marshals. to the ASS slant
Engineers, who will indicate their posi- ion.
As soon as the Assistant Engineers have
formed their respective divisions they vii re-
the Chief and Assistants will report In a body
to the Grand Marshal.
The formation being complete, tho Chief En-
ali the bells con uected with tho fire alarm tele-
graph, as signal that the procession has
moved.
The Marshals and Foremen OF the various
Ompanies are notified 10 be- punctually on the
ground, rs tho procession will positively move ut
10 o'clock,
Whenever break occurs In the procession
the Marshal of the company ut the point where
the break has taken place will at once commu-
nieate the fact to the Marshal preceding him.
who In like manner will pass on the Intelligence
to the Grand Marshal. AS soon as the line Is
again closed the fact will be nj once dispatched
In the same manner to the head OF the process
sion.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will report to
him at O'Clock n. M. at the Mechanics lnsti-
tute Dryades street. In the event that the
weather prevents the procession from taking
place. 1t will be indicated by fifteen taps on the
firealarm bells. repeated three times. The pro-
ceesion will then stand postponed.
Whenever tho procession Is halted along the
line OF march the companies are requested to
avoid the railroad track as much rs possible. 80
as not to interrupt the running of the cars.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04
FEDERAL DULLDO2ING AND THE
REMEDY,

The Democrats Of Louisiana are being pun
ished by the Federal administration because,
In the last election, they voted so az to prove
TO the whole world the patent fraud by which
the Returning Board gave the Presidency 70
Mr. Hayes. This action has angered Mr.
Hayes and Attorney General Devens; and
hence political prosecutions upon scale IN
equaled since the bloody assizes Of Jeffreys
and Norbury.
While gratifying the anger of the admins
tration against the Louisiana Democrats, who
refused TO indorse Mr. Hayes by voting for
his friend and architect. Mr.. Madison wells,
Of tho Returning Board for tho bulk OF the
prosecutions are based on the charge That the
indicted Democrats prevented the election OF
Welle), the Federal officials Of this state are
striving to obtain vengeance and political ad-
vantages at the same time.
While hatred Of Democrats is the motive
power Of the prosecutions, 1T Is now sought
to usa them for the further purpose OF intimt-
dating the Democratic voters Of Caddo.
Natchtoches and Tensas, and thus enabling
the administration to elect It's tools and nom
Ipees to represent their parishes In the com
ing State constitutional convention.
The election for delegates to the State con
vention takes place just two weeks from to-
day, and the calculation OF the conaplrators IL
that the absence of the 400 or 800 Democrats,
mostly prominent and active men, attending
the Federal court either as indicted parties
or witnesses, will leave these parishes open
to easy capture by the tools Of the Returning
Board.
But we warn these conspirators that theii
plans will prove futile because, If the elections
be frauduledtly controlled through the judi
cial machinery Of tho Federal courts. now
welded by INSCRIPTIONS partisans for parti
san purposes, the convention In its sovereign
capacity will declare null and void all cleo.
tions resulting from the political trickery and
prosecutions to which we are now being eX-
posed.
This is intended to be convention Of the
people OF the State. and 1t will not permit Its
seats TO be filled by the creatures and tools OF
| a persecution ms heartless and bitter Ii not
~ bloody as any recorded In history. or who
may owe pretended election, not TO the
| votes, but to fraudulent suppression OF
the votes, OF the people.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04
BAYARD TAYLOR's POVERTY.

The New York Tribune has been the most
strenuous advocate Of the passage of the
Senate amendment to the deficiency bill
giving $1,000 to the widow of Bayard Taylor
at the time Of his death Minister to Germany
In an article urging the appropriation the
Tribune observes: "Her"-that is Mrs. Tay-
lor's-" friends earnestly hope that before she
arrives Congress will have done something
to relieve the extreme embarrassment in
which the family is placed through Mr.. Tay-
lors acceptance of a government Office"
The San makes this statement the occasion
Of giving an insight into the financial affairs
Of the Tribune, upon which concern, under
the management of Jay Gould and Whitelaw
Reid, the Sna charges the whole RESPONSE
bility for Mr.. Taylor's poverty. 1t Is false
hood, says the Sun, to say that "Mr. Taylor's
poverty was due to his accepting of govern
ment office which gave him S17,5OO salary.
His obtaining the place was great stroke of
good fortune for him, and he so regarded
it." His real loss was occasioned by
the depreciation Of his shares In the
Tribune stock. During Greeley's life
these shares, which Mr.. Taylor had pur-
chased with the accumulations OF his long con
tinued and laborious literary work, yielded
him a handsome revenue, and, in case of
death, ought to have left his family above
want. Jay Gould, however, purchased the
paper and placed it under the editorial charge
OF Whitelaw Reid, and the result has been
that "since the death OF Horace Greeley not a
single dividend has been paid by the Tribune,
and its stock, for which Jay Gould paid $4,000
share, was subsequently offered at $500 a
share without finding purchaser" Jay
Gould has, nevertheless, found the invest
ment profitable by reason OF the aid it
has given him in his stock jobbing, In
which interests the paper Is entirely run.
The shares of other stockholders are thus
rendered valueless and pay no income what
ever. This is, of course, barefaced and in
defensible swindle of the minority stock
holders, whose investment is in the Tribune
and not in Jay Gould's iobbery.
as one Of these stockholders, Bayard Tay-
ior was one Of the greatest sufferers by the
depreciation OF his property resulting from
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-04
FOrty-SecOnd Anniversary
- OF THE -
FIRE DEPARTMENT
OF NEW ORLEANS.
ORDER OF FORMING,
MILITARY ESCORT.

Tho corps Of gaiets of the Mechanical and Agri-
cultural College of Louisiana Baton Rouge.
under command of Col ID. II. Boyd.
The Fire Department Of New Orleans. with
those invited to assist in the celebration Of the
Forty second Anniversary, VIII assemble on
TUESDAY, March 4. 1879. In the following
order:
Volunteer Steam Engine Company No. 1. of
St. bernard Steam Engine Company No 1. of
g. Bernard.
David Crockett Fire Company No. /, Of Gretnn.
Mlneburg fire Company No. |, of Mtlneburl Z.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. /, Of
New Orleans.
The above companies will constitute the First
Division. which will form on tho north side Of
Canal street, head resting on Rampant street,
extending east. under the supervision Of Assist
Miaeissipp Steam Engine Company No. 2.
Vigant Steam Engine Company No. D..
American Hook and Ladder Company No.2.
Columbia Steam Engine Company No. g.
Louisiana Hose Steam Engine Company.
Mechanics Steam Engine Company No. g.
Eagle Steam Engine COMPANY NOT.
The above Companies will constitute the
Second Division. which will form on tho north
| side of Canal street head resting on Bourbon
ri rect extending east, under the supervision Oh
| Assistant Engineer Albert Mueller.
Pbpnix steam Engine Company Nos
Hope Hook and Ladder Company Nos.
| Creole Steam Engine Company MOB.
Louisiana Steam Engine Company No. 10.
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No; ~.
PsiiaJ.phia s S.e Enpine G"mpany No. a.
The above companies will constitute the
| Third Division, which will form on the south
side OF Canal street, bend resting on Ramparl
street. extending east. under the supervision oil
| Assistant Engineer James Boyce.
Jackson Steam Engine Company No. ~.
Washington Steam Engine Company No. 30
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. 4.
| Orleans Steam Engine Company No. 81.
Exempt Society OF Jefferson Steam Engine
Company No. 10.
| Jefferson Steam Engine Company No 49,
| Chalmette Steam Engine Company No. -.
Neptune Steam Engine Company No. D. OIL
Mobile.
| Crescent Steam Engine Company No "a.
| Tho atove companies will constitute the
Fourth Division. which will form on the south
| eide OF Canal street. head resting on Caronde-
| let street extending east. under tho supervision
| OF Assistant Engineer f. q. Carroll.